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Ratcliffe bound DB Schenker coal service passing Barrow Hill yard
This one i've made Black and white and added colour to the red signals
Photo taken in Truro, NS, 2011. Enhancements done using Pixlr Photo Editor Online. Filters: glamour glow. Adjustments: desaturate.
VWS7849 © Vee W Selburn 2013: The colourful building in the background is the Jennie Lee building. It replaced the former Jennie Lee Library building which was demolished. (A new library was built elsewhere on campus). Jennie Lee was the Minister for Arts when Harold Wilson was Prime Minister for England and both were heavily involved in the creation of the Open University in Milton Keynes UK, along with other prominent figures of the day. One of the larger office complexes on campus is named The Harold Wilson Building. Taken on a lunchtime walk around campus 22 January 2013.
More about the Open University: www.flickr.com/photos/vwselburn/sets/72157606871008978/
Trinity Hospice Colour Splash 2017 Held at Starr Gate Beach in Blackpool
Note: All photos are copyrighted to Mark Liebenberg Photography
My car went for it's MOT retest today, yes it failed, it had a bald tyre whoops, anyways while I was waiting for it I was allowed to have a look around and took a photograph of my car , Ok it's not my car ! I decided to have a go at colour splash!
Trinity Hospice Colour Splash 2017 Held at Starr Gate Beach in Blackpool
Note: All photos are copyrighted to Mark Liebenberg Photography
Tuesday, 8th October 2012
Today I took little Wooster on a walk round the village to collect some leaves! He took his trusty shopping trolly and best pal pluto and had great fun collecting the leaves!
Decided to try a coloursplash for this as Wooster looked good in B&W but the main leaf needed the colour!
Trinity Hospice Colour Splash 2017 Held at Starr Gate Beach in Blackpool
Note: All photos are copyrighted to Mark Liebenberg Photography
Trinity Hospice Colour Splash 2017 Held at Starr Gate Beach in Blackpool
Note: All photos are copyrighted to Mark Liebenberg Photography