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Spent a weekend helping a friend of mine with his Coca Cola short film.
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Staging the Battle of Agincourt. (obviously, computer generated special effects were not a big part of the budget)
*UPDATE*
Now you can view the finished product online!!! Just go to the Coca Cola Refreshing Filmmaker Award website and click on the "2006 Finalists" link. This film is "Theater 13"
Red Arrows, the Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team. Performing an aerobatic display at Skandia Cowes Week 2008. Photos taken from Calshot Spit.
The Red Arrows display team are practicing their display at their base at RAF Scampton near Lincoln, before their afternoon display in Folkstone.
Red Arrows, the Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team. Performing an aerobatic display at Skandia Cowes Week 2008. Photos taken from Calshot Spit.
Arrow -- "Heir to the Demon" -- Image AR213a_0553b -- Pictured: Katrina Law as Nyssa al Ghul -- Photo: Cate Cameron/The CW -- © 2014 The CW Network, LLC. All Rights Reserved
Arriving at Nottingham Victoria bus station on 09-10-23 is Stagecoach East Midland Sherwood Arrow 28611 FX61 CYU.
Red Arrows, the Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team. Performing an aerobatic display at Skandia Cowes Week 2008. Photos taken from Calshot Spit.
Hipsters Beware! We now have Clip Arrows on a Shirt available in our Etsy shop. This shirt pairs well with your mustache or your fixie bike or your inner city chicken coop or your mason jar collection. #mixedspecies #etsy #hipster #punchahipster #tshirt
Red Arrows at RAF Valley yesterday.
Not the best weather for photography -very bright sunshine and a heat haze so thick you couldn't sometimes see the planes until they emerged from it right on top of you!
But a fabulous spectacle to witness and my thanks to Gail (Johnson) for giving me the heads up.
These shots all heavily manipulated in software but hope you enjoy them anyway. I now have a stiff neck and aching back from trying to keep up with the angles these guys were appearing from ;0)
Memorial on the south side of the chancel to Sir George Francis Seymour, Admiral of the Fleet (d.1870). The marble effigy is the work of Count Gleichen.
Holy Trinity church in Arrow (near Alcester) is distinguished by an elegant Georgian Gothick tower (built in 1767) but despite the medieval origin of the nave and chancel much of the present appearance of the building is the result of a thorough Victorian makeover in 1865 (when the building was also significantly enlarged by the addition of a new aisle and chapel on the north side).
The interior is thus very much a Victorian one in terms of its overall appearance , along with its furnishings, glass and the fine marble memorial in the chancel. Underneath the chancel is an innaccessible crypt used as a burial vault and an unusual feature here is the aperture at the base of the east wall through which it's dark internal space can be glimpsed, coffins and all!
Arrow church was formerly kept locked without keyholder information and thus frequently frustrated me whenever cycling nearby, and previously the only time I managed to get in was thanks to friends choosing to get married in here! In more recent years the situation relaxed and the church was more regularly open but sadly I failed to make the effort prior to the Covid 19 crisis (and goodness knows what will happen regarding the opening of our churches whenever the current restrictions cease) but as very limited open hours are currently listed on the parish website I timed my trip accordingly.
Author: Bolton, Edmund, 1575?-1633?
Title: The Elements of Armories.
Imprint: London : Printed by George Eld, 1610.
Physical Description: 1 print : engraving : on leaf 18 x 14 cm.
Page: Page 46
Call Number: CR19 .B64 1610 Rare Book
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Red Arrows at RAF Families Day in Coningsby
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Green Arrow. Guess what I'm watching. Yes, season 4. #copicMarkers #green #arrow #greenArrow #superhero #tv #comic #drawing #arrows #seattle #indoors #recharging #stopManaTime #art
The Red Arrows, officially known as the Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team, is the aerobatics display team of the Royal Air Force based at RAF Scampton. The team was formed in late 1964 as an all-RAF team, replacing a number of unofficial teams that had been sponsored by RAF commands. (Wikipedia)
Red Arrows carrying out their displays on Friday and Saturday, at the Bournemouth air festival. Very cloudy skies made it very challenging...what a show they put on though
The Red Arrows display team are practicing their display at their base at RAF Scampton near Lincoln, before their afternoon display in Folkstone.