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Seen at Alverstone Mead Nature Reserve, on the Isle of Wight. Avoiding the attentions of another squirrel.
trying to experiment with light and position.
I set the tripod up infront of the window, lights switched off. street lights > camera > spun.
The Banner Box Airlite Post mount system is spring loaded to move when a gust hits and then return to it's rest position. Great with flags or banners
Same processing as in the previous upload, but this time I added the slobber chain :)(yeah, right...)
Thoughtfully positioned mirrors allow the visitor to view the painted ceiling of the chancel in All Saints' church, Leek, Staffordshire. The artist was Gerald Horsley. Within the patterns are small vignettes of biblical scenes, It is just possible to make out an Annunciation illustration in this example.
The brand strategy, visual expression and essence are thought about before we start to visualize the walls. This is an important area for us and uses over 20yrs brand experience to get it right.
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The GPS information on this photo is provided. Please look at the Flickr Map for the precise ocean position off the coast of Iriomote Island Okinawa Japan.
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Quoth the dog: "Oh noes, I is good Doggie. Doggie would never plot to steal fud. I dn't know what you mean when you say I've had lots today. I mean, yeah, Doggie discovered lunch for the first time today, but Doggie gots to eat, y'know?"
Supernatural filming episode 7.18 "Party On, Garth" in North Vancouver on February 14, 2012.
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