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Paintbrush on a frieght. Spotted right after having a small chat with the cops. Both sides of this freight had MATOKIE SLAUGHTER artwork. Today has a good day.

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Lower Slaughter by Saxon Sky

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Slaughter by Jerome Vaillant

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Welcome to Terminus... and its slaughterhouse. Scene taken from the layout based on the TV series "The Walking Dead".

Photo by Tobias Jörback

preciosa casa-LOWER SLAUGHTER-Cotswolds (Anglaterra) by jordi Doria Vidal

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Dog Slaughter Falls by John Collins

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Dog Slaughter Falls

Daniel Boone National Forest

Matokie 11-23-96 by Wagons Midwest

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Slaughter by Deedee Simone

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Slaughter - Vamp Tattoo - Manhood Weekly mainstore by Romina C Messina ♣♣

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Slaughter - Vamp Tattoo - SLAUGHTER/VEDMA MAINSTORE - Manhood Weekly

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Lower Slaughter village by Joe D

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The traditional water mill and stone cottages are reflected in the River Eye in Lower Slaughter village in England's Cotswolds.

LOWER SLAUGHTER by MARÍA VICTORIA GUERRERO CATALÁN Trujillo, Extremadura, Spain

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Exploring Slaughter Creek by ♥Kels♥

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Visit this location at SLAUGHTER CREEK "Monte Cristo Homestead Australia" in Second Life

Upper Slaughter ~ 6516H9 by @Wrightbesideyou

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Deep ford crossing the River Eye in Upper Slaughter

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by Carla Fernández Andrade

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Soft-hair marbleseed by Jim McCulloch

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AKA false gromwell, Onosmodium bejariense, probably var. bejariense. On the banks of Slaughter Creek in far south Austin.

vell molí-LOWER SLAUGHTER-Cotswolds (Anglaterra) by jordi Doria Vidal

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Lower Slaughter Mill by judy dean

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Exhibition Don Mc Cullin " Sheep going to the slaughter" by Michele

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Arles 2016 - Don McCullin, Looking Beyond the Edge

Don McCullin was born in 1935 in a poor section of northern London, UK. Don McCullin left school at the age of fifteen and completed his National Service in the RAF as a photographic assistant. In 1958, McCullin's photograph of "The Guvnors", a London gang, appeared in "The Observer" and led to him securing a contract there. Between 1966 and 1984, McCullin worked for "The Sunday Times Magazine" at the cutting edge of investigative, critical journalism. During this period his assignments included Vietnam, Biafra, Northern Ireland and the Lebanese civil war. McCullin has received numerous awards and is the author of more than a dozen books. His work is held in museum collections around the world.

In recent years, McCullin has continued to travel and work internationally, while many of his most recent images are of the British landscape, notably Somerset, where he now lives with his family After serving as an aerial photographer for the RAF during his national service, but at 77 years old.... off to war again '….to see « what's going on »in Syria !

He is the author of more than a dozen books, including his acclaimed autobiography, Unreasonable Behaviour (1990), and 2001’s retrospective Don McCullin (both by Jonathan Cape). The winner of numerous awards, including two Premier Awards from the World Press Photo, in 1992 he became the only photojournalist to be made Commander of the British Empire (CBE).

In recent years, in addition to his landscape work in Britain and India, he has focused primarily on the African continent, documenting the AIDS crisis in South Africa, Botswana and Zambia, producing a book on the “lost tribes” of Ethiopia, Don McCullin in Africa (Jonathan Cape 2005), and photographing refugees from the genocide in Darfur in 2007. He was awarded the 2006 Cornell Capa Award by the International Center for Photography in New York for his lifetime contribution to photography.

The exhibition of his work at the Rencontres d’Arles 2016 brings together, for the first time, the wealth and depth of his photographic practice beyond the limits of conflict, exploring his long standing practice as a documentary and landscape photographer. Even outside the frame of war, McCullin’s work reflects some of the most pressing social issues of our time, always portrayed using a photographic language of great beauty and subtlety. Perhaps his greatest talent, however, has been his ability to capture a diversity of subjects from a consistent standpoint. From his local surroundings in London, to foreign conflicts and tragedies, or returning to the peaceful landscape of the Somerset levels, there is a universal way in which McCullin reveals the world around us.

It's a great exhibition that I've seen three times! Much pleasure to admire his captures.

Lower Slaughter 2 by uplandswolf

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The wonderful Cotswold village of Lower Slaughter (Slaughter comes from the Anglo-Saxon 'Slough' meaning 'Muddy Place") - where low stone bridges cross the River Eye

lower slaughter (1 of 1)-49 by Andre Van de Sande

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a Cotswold village

by Carol Murray

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Not big believers in leading animals calmly to slaughter.

Slaughter after hunt by David J

Håkan slaughtering wildebeests from the hunt

Lower Slaughter by Kevin Palmer

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The River Eye at Lower Slaughter, voted most beautiful village in the Cotswolds.

One of the few grab shots I managed to capture on a recent 3 day trip to the Cotswolds.

Made a nice change from standing by the tripod waiting for pink skies & milky water...

Lower Slaughter houses by Nev Rimes

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Lower Slaughter by Saxon Sky

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Dog Slaughter Falls by Don Sniegowski

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Having a blast, a troop of kids buzz through the inside of the Falls without getting wet. Without rain for a little over two weeks, the waterfall at Dog Slaughter Creek is running a bit on the dry side. On a normal day under the falls, these kids would have some spray on them.

Lower Slaughter, Gloucestershire. by Lawl Gungaphul

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Lower Slaughter, Gloucestershire.

Lower Slaughter Mill by Tony Green

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Lower Slaughter is a beautiful village in the English Cotswolds, most of the buildings have been constructed in local Cotswold stone.

SLAUGHTER by JeyVi SSJ

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Slaughter - No Fear Tattoo

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