screen photos on Flickr

screen capture from my photo gps tracker - not sure how incredibly accurate it is (I don't recall running around like a maniac) but it's good as a guide.

screen mantis cardinal by T-Bone Sandwich

Went to the front window to see what bird's song I was hearing, saw this large mantis outside on the screen.

SCREENS 14 by Jan Pillaert

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SCREENS

7/12/2011 @ Recyclart - IMPACTsessions

Serge Verstockt - gitaar, artistiek leider, componist

Werner Van dermeersch - visuals

Ann Eysermans - contrabas, harp

Peter Jacquemyn - contrabass, stem

Jan Pillaert - tuba

ChampdAction

www.impactsessions.be

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Screens by Michiel2005

Screen Bokeh by KagedFish

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taking photos of a rain storm through a window screen

Screen Con 2014 by Chris Kemp

What a fantastic day as science fiction and movie fans from all over the North East got to meet at North Shields. It was a fantastic day and my personal highlight was a meeting with the legendary David Warner. Loved meeting up with old friends and meeting some new ones too

Screen Con 2014 by Chris Kemp

What a fantastic day as science fiction and movie fans from all over the North East got to meet at North Shields. It was a fantastic day and my personal highlight was a meeting with the legendary David Warner. Loved meeting up with old friends and meeting some new ones too

Levi's Print London Workshop with Anthony Burrill by ItsSoOnThatThingsHaveNowBecomeLikeDonkeyKong

Levi's Print London Workshop with Anthony Burrill

Screen-Con by Jon Dea

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Screen by Hunter Samlaska

Screens by Henry Busby

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La Gomera Airport by stkone

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silver screen roll by zamburak

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9. Silver Screen - Film industry

Screened Shores by Michael Coghlan

Cracked Screen by Jordanlinnhale

Cracked Screen. I used a picture I took in Arizona when we were going to have a monsoon and thought the clouds looked crazy. I set it as my background on my laptop and I used gimp to make the screen look broken.

Screen by 6.5st

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Screen by Edward Hand

Plainfield Avenue

Screen, Wormleighton by Aidan McRae Thomson

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Wormleighton is a peaceful spot, well off the beaten track in the ironstone belt of south-east Warwickshire. The main approach through the village takes one past the attractive gateway to the manor house (whose tower might deceive the unsuspecting into thinking it is the church at first glance!) and then the church is located further up the narrow lane on high ground that overlooks it. St Peter's is a delightfully rustic building dating back to the early 13th century with a solid square west tower and an aisled nave and chancel with 14th century modifications and a modest 15th century clerestory.

Inside there is a feeling of antiquity with the sturdy ironstone Transitional nave arcades and a sense of lightness from the rendered walls and largely clear glazing. There are several features of interest here but the most significant one is the wonderful early 16th century chancel screen carved with rich traceried panelling and a few carved crowned heads. Such an impressive surviving medieval rood screen is a rarity in Warwickshire and this is of particularly fine quality (its impact however is slightly diminished by the red curtains partially obscuring it, but then we can't begrudge the congregation wanting to stay warm!).

This is a lovely church well worth seeking out, normally kept open I believe though this was the first time I'd had a proper look inside (on a previous visit many years ago we arrived just in time for a service to start so couldn't do more than look through the door!). A tranquil spot with much of antiquity to reward the visitor.

Raiffeisenbank Screen install by John_Lyons