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This poor sculpture, a high school creation from brother, has gotten quite dinged over the course of the years. The scratches and dents could have been prevented if only he'd glazed it! So now, it bears the marks of time...and I'm glad we kept it, because I was a loss looking for white geometric things!
7 Days of Shooting, Week #18: White -- Geometry Sunday.
... the Evangelist's statue is high and just left of center on the front facade.
Basilica di San Marco
Congrats Author Mark Kruse
Best of Color Photography- Top 10
Selected by Editorial Staff Pia Rautio
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Tonight at the Essar Chester Literature Festival it was an evening in the hands of four of the country’s most experienced poetry stander-uppers:
Dominic Berry
Mark Grist
Molly Naylor
Tim Clare
Mark will kill me when he sees I posted this. I just wanted everyone to see my handsome man and the excited look on his face. Don't divorce me!
My second time out with my Olympus e-m1 mark ii with the Panasonic 100-400m lens
This photo was taken at Bushy Park on the 27th December 2016
Mark Elliot Zuckerberg, aka Mark Zuckerberg, is known the co-founder, chairman and chief executive officer of Facebook.
This caricature of Mark Zuckerberg was adapted from a Creative Commons licensed photo from Anthony Quintano's Flickr photostream.
I had the honour of photographing my friend Mark's wedding yesterday. This is a sneak peek at one of my favourites from their wedding in Richmond, BC
"We’re embarking on a steam-powered journey along the Rivers of America. On our trip, we’ll visit the magnificent Columbia in the great Northwest, the powerful Potomac in the mid-Atlantic, and the rugged Rio Grande along the border of Texas and Mexico. We’ll hear the voices of the pioneers, the native peoples, and a mischievous character or two, telling the unique stories and legends of life along America’s great rivers. We begin our trip on the mighty Mississippi, headin’ south, and ending up down in New Orleans."