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Robert Key plays a straight drive on the opening day of Kent's County Championship Div 2 game against Leicestershire at The Nevill Ground in Tunbridge Wells, Kent, May 29, 2011.
Kent beat Leicestershire by five wickets.
This 1918 building on Michigan Avenue south of Cermak presents a stately façade, despite the blocked-up windows.
Part of the ancient city of Hieropolis, situated immediately above the travertine terraces of Pamukkale ('Cotton Castle', named after the whiteness of the calcium deposits)
The city was founded in the 2nd century BC in close proximity to the thermal spring waters for their healing properties. It's most famous inhabitant was the Apostle St Philip who was martyred here in the 1st century AD.
Jar (pelike)
Greek, Early Classical Period, about 475 B.C.
the Syleus Painter
By: the Class of Cabinet des Medailles 390
This vertical shot was the only option which allowed me to get the full picture of this Rainbow Lorikeet in a classical pose.It's a bit samey I guess but hopefully someone will like it.
Built in 1823 in front of the site of a former 1704 meeting house. The stone columns in antis are thought to have come originally from the Duke of Chandos' house Canons, near Edgware. They were commonly thought to have been used by Earl Tylney for part of Wanstead House before being spolia for an additional portico to the meeting house in 1891, although there is no primary source to support such an idea. The meeting house was incorporated into a board school in 1924 and subsequently demolished by the Council when it built a new school in the 1960s.
Undated photograph reproduced by kind permission of Friends House library www.quaker.org.uk
Made in Paint Shop for the Photoshop Contest club.
This weeks challege is by krandolph : www.flickr.com/groups/photoshopcontest/discuss/7215759439...
"Here is an amazing bronze sculpture. The theme will be a postage stamp. Create your image and go to flickr toys www.bighugelabs.com/flickr/frame.php
and produce your stamp. Your stamp must have a title like "Pony Express" something short. You are now with the postage stamp design co. Lets get to work, well I mean lets have some creative fun."
If you love to mess with photo editing programs, come along and join this club and join in the weekly editing theme. Its a lot of fun.
Eindpresentaties van de dansschool van het KunstenHuis.
www.colinvdbel.com/eindpresentaties-dansschool/
© 2013 Colin van der Bel
Holly, Ivory flame.
This one has so far won a gold, silver and highly commended in various international photographic exhibitions
Please join Ms. Anika Noni Rose, Princess Tiana from the Disney movie 'The Princess and The Frog, in the Classically Beautiful movement.
The movement is in response to the New York Times writer who referred to Viola Davis, "The Help, How To Get Away With Murder, as less classically beautiful than other African American actresses such as Halle Berry.
We find beauty in all women irrespective of color, ethnicity, size, hue, hair texture, skin tone, etc. To get yours go to www.classicallybeautifulyou.com
Design by Grind or Die, Inc www.grindordie.bigcartel.com
Modeled by: Richelle Merrill
Dallmeyer Super-Six 3" F1.9 + Schneider 100mm F2.0 + Nikon 80-200mm F2.8 + Canon 35mm F1.4L + Sony E 16mm F2.8 + Canon 5D + Sony NEX-3
Photo: Rosalind Kaye who describes Stebbing as "...the oldest surviving purpose-built nonconformist place of worship in Essex. " [1999] Built 1674; the entrance porch was built 1818 when the side entrance was bricked up. Renovated in 1920 for use as the Village Institute. Sold 1955 (or 1957 - Butler gives both dates) to Stebbing Men's Institute. W.H.Beckett (1893) is quoted by Rosalind Kaye as writing, "The doorway, on the north side, has a massive oak bar for fastening from the inside, suggestive of the times when the violence of intruders was feared."
The old mills ingenious mechanics is admirable.
Fuglevad Mølle er Frilandsmuseets eneste bygningsværk, der altid har stået, hvor det står.
The usual weekly Sunday gig at Revolution Cafe.
Sunday 25th of January 2009.
This photo in particular is taken with the Canon EOS 5D Mark II using a EF 24-105mm L IS USM lens at 1/15, f/4, 105mm, and ISO 6400.
This vintage car appeared at the 2011 KC Auto Show in Kansas City Missouri held at Bartle Hall.
Does anyone know the model of this car? REO?