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This was an entry in the 2011 ISV Photo Competition.
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Trent University sweater - after this exciting Welcome Week, with my super-cool sweater on, I'm ready to start my adventure at Nottingham Trent University. Woohoo!
image taken with a hanimex praktica super tl with redscale film. negatives soaked in boiling water and salt.
This was an entry in the 2011 ISV Photo Competition.
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Stone Entry Posts in Indian Boundary Park in Chicago (c. 1922). Entry posts like these are a common motif throughout Chicago.
a psd tuts entry, called Nothing due to the complete lack of inspiration suffered during the creation. I partially blame a 3 day hangover
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A gateway in the gardens behind the Guild Inn. This photoset would be a lot more informative if I had bothered to make notes about what all these things were (many of the pieces have little plaques explaining what building they originally came from).
East Window, detail. Showing scenes of the last days of Christ.
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CHURCH OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY, THE STREET, STONHAM ASPAL, SUFFOLK
Grade I Listed.
List Entry Number: 1033108
Details
TM 15 NE 5/200
STONHAM ASPAL The Street (south) Church of The Blessed Virgin Mary
9-12-55 GV I Parish church, medieval. Nave, chancel, north and south aisles, south-west tower/porch, north porch. The north organ chamber and vestry were added c.1871. Mainly flint rubble with dressings of limestone. The slated nave roof has fine C15 parapets with freestone tracery; the clerestory windows have inner shafts and some original glass. There is much early and mid C14 work. The C14 tower has a hood-moulded doorway with grotesque corbels; a reconstructed timber-framed and weather-boarded belfry stage of 1742; boarded pinnacles and two square louvred openings on each face; restored 1986. Chancel is almost entirely of mid C14: east window with net tracery, and flanking external image niches. Side windows also with good individual tracery. Original scissor-braced coupled-rafter roof, plaintiled, with parapet gable. Lead-roofed south aisle also with C14 windows. North and south doorways have good C14 multiple mouldings. The north door is possibly original, and with a wicket door. The west window has intersecting tracery and adjacent buttressing, one with an image niche. Nave arcaded in 4 bays, with C14 moulded pier capitals. The north aisle was remodelled in C15; the fine traceried windows match those in the clerestory. The C15 north porch has a shafted outer doorway. A C14 piscina in the south aisle; another in the chancel is restored, and associated with triple stepped sedilia. In north chancel wall is a recessed tomb of c.1330 with the recumbent limestone figure of a knight; his armour has the Arms of Aspal. Octagonal font of c.1300; shallow cusped arcading on bowl and stem, and moulded plinth. Much good C14 and C15 window glass. The early C17 pulpit is octagonal, with arcaded faces; the sounding board is reused in a table and bears the date 1616. Two C16 tomb slabs in the sanctuary have sinkings for brasses; two further C18 marble slabs. A set of C16 nave pews are C19 work, but most have C16 poppyhead ends, with good animal figures on the buttresses. 10 pews in the aisles, also of C19, have C17 carved ends. Painted Arms of George III.
Listing NGR: TM1334159524
historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1033180
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Photo of Hanson's Glen Mills pit. It is a gneiss mine that supplies construction aggregate to the Philadelphia area.
In the Strezlecki desert of Australia a flock of galahs replenish on the only small water avaliable at the base of this lonely tree.Its a rare photo opportunity to get such a clear and symetrical shot of these beautiful birds in flight
in the middle of the desert.
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