multiple photos on Flickr

This project was an attempt to display fashion photography in collaboration with nature but to also take influence from the history of fashion, such as Edward Steichen and Baron de Meyer.

Multiple reflections by debbi

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I really like reflection shots so I thought I'd give it a try. Not much color to make this one stand out, but the clarity is good.

IMG_5035 by National MS Society, New Mexico

Multiple Bridges by Cathy Hennessy

Along the Mississippi River in St Paul, MN

Licorice_sweets by Zaone

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multiples of sister by ariesfrk

first attempt as multiples

113_1325 by absolutejoedotcom

Four 30" LCD monitors hooked up to a single machine, booted from a Knoppix Live Linux CD.

Riney Rose Garden by Monica Riney

Multiple vies of the finished rose garden

Multiple Tattlers by Sonnenbird

Una Yemanja múltiple by Analia Cid

multiple color mountains by adam fischler

Multiple District Leo Council (Bangladesh) by Lions Clubs International

Organized a tree plantation program.

UNADJUSTEDNONRAW_thumb_3814 by Michael Isenberg

Multiple Exposures

Abstract: Multiple Exposure by Craig Jewell

Downtown Montreal by Marg Foley

in camera multiple exposure

Multiple Images,Click To View : Titan The Robot Part 2 "Fight!!!!" by Robbob2010

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Now This Was Very Funny...Titan Having A Real Go At 2 Blokes Having Drinks In The Window Of Wetherspoons,You Can Just See One Of The Guys Face's In The Above Picture...I Bet They Though They Had Too Many Whiskeys :)

Ps....Is This June Whitfield With Her Grandkids? As Harry Hill Would Say

Alodia by Juned Sonido

Exif_JPEG_PICTURE

multiple exposures by friday_sara

Multiples by Erbarbas

Jugueteando con el Sobri y el Photopaint ;)

Multiple_Exposures-95 by jsendak

Multiple monitors by Ross

At the bridge - multiple. by Khairil

A driveby multiple shot with my LCA+. Currently with film transportation issues.

2010 London To Brighton Veteran Car Run, Multiple cars by Photo.Ski

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London To Brighton Veteran Car Run 2010. Multiple cars.

The image is resized from the original 14 bit RAW image, so unaffected by JPEG conversion in editing.

Nikon D700, 50mm prime lens set at F1.8 and ISO 320, 1/320s. No flash.

multiple colors by slavdog23

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Changes_slices by tylerphotos

Various slices of the other photos, all pieced together to form a sort-of collage...!

Show of Strength to Organised Crime by Greater Manchester Police

Our Serious and Organised Crime Group (SOCG) have carried out multiple warrants across Greater Manchester and Merseyside this morning, Wednesday, 18 February, as part of a crackdown on the supply of Class A and B drugs.

Around 200 officers, incuding the Tactical Aid Unit and armed officers, were deployed on the 22 early-morning raids in Manchester, Salford, Rochdale, Tameside, Bury, Wigan and Bolton, as well as Merseyside and south Wales.

The team is dedicated to identifying, pursuing and then dismantling organised crime groups that supply class A drugs, exploit the vulnerable and harm our communities.

Detective Superintendent Joe Harrop, from our Serious Organised Crime Division, said: “Today’s operation has been a powerful example of our continued determined effort to dismantle organised crime in our region.

“We now have 21 people in custody, all linked to a family-run organised crime group that have been causing widespread harm across our communities.

"Their criminal enterprise has been significantly disrupted and today marks a major step towards completely dismantling their operation.

“During the execution of 22 warrants across Greater Manchester and Liverpool this morning, officers recovered two imitation firearms, quantities of Class A and B drugs, bladed weapons, cash, and even a caravan believed to have been used as the headquarters of their operation.

“The exploitation of children and the supply of drugs will never be tolerated. The individuals we have arrested today have brought significant harm to areas such as the City of Manchester and Salford, and removing them from our streets sends a clear message: we will find you and we will come for you.”

Chief Constable Sir Stephen Watson said: "Greater Manchester Police has a lot of capability, a lot of capacity, and all of that has been brought together against a very significant Organised Crime Group today.

“This is an embedded Organised Crime Group who have, for many years, brought very significant damage to our communities.

“We believe that they are involved in criminality at the highest level and are profiting from that.

“Their method of operation is to exploit vulnerable people, young people, and, frankly, simply to cast them off when they get caught up, as people lower down the chain frequently are.

“So, this is a really significant operation, targeted towards some people who, frankly, deserve everything that's coming to them.

"It's going to make a difference, and it's going to rip a hole in organised crime across Greater Manchester beyond.”

To find out more about Greater Manchester Police please visit our website. www.gmp.police.uk

You should call 101, the national non-emergency number, to report crime and other concerns that do not require an emergency response.

Always call 999 in an emergency, such as when a crime is in progress, violence is being used or threatened or where there is danger to life.

You can also call anonymously with information about crime to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

Crimestoppers is an independent charity who will not want your name, just your information. Your call will not be traced or recorded and you do not have to go to court or give a statement.

Exposición_múltiple by Santos Román