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More proof spring has arrived! Rose buds forming in my garden on a climber. Had to focus on the web, with wind blowing and no DOF it was so bloody tricky. This was the best I could get after about 20 attempts.
Lake Tawokoni State Park rangers (l-r) Mike McCord and Freddie Gowin continue to monitor a giant communal spider web at the park Tuesday, August 29, 2007. Officials at Lake Tawokoni State Park have been watching the growth of a giant communal spider web that has formed in the park over the past several weeks. The giant spider webs are rare for Texas. (Fort Worth Star-Telegram/Tom Pennington)
Sirius Web Backgrounds are a set of backgrounds for use in your website designs, or any other type of design project you have. Included in the download are 5 pre-defined colour combinations / backgrounds, in high quality resolution. The main bgd.psd is clearly labelled and grouped for ease of use.
Changing the colours used in the background is really simple and easy to do, just by editing the gradient fill layer. You can purchase this background design from GraphicRiver, for as little as $2!
The lcd screen used in the preview image is not included in this sale, however it can be purchased for as little as $1, from my portfolio, from GraphicRiver.
The .psd file opens in Photoshop CS3 or higher. A full help file is included with the download in both .doc and .pdf formats.
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The only Reliance that passed to Cambridge Coach Services.
I'm not sure why, but it was molly coddled for a while, and this was taken at the AEC Rally in Nottingham on 26/5/91, by which time, the number of AECs in Cambridge had dwindled
I went outside early one morning to get the newspaper and found this spider web in front of our house.
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© CFR/ Leonid Zhukov
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Humankind has not woven the web of life.
We are but one thread within it.
Whatever we do to the web,
we do to ourselves.
All things are bound together.
All things connect.
~Chief Seattle
On April 5, President Bush visited with Namibian President Hage Geingob. President and Mrs. Bush visited Botswana and Namibia as part of their continued commitment to the people of Africa through the work of the Bush Institute's global leadership program. Photo by Paul Morse for the George W. Bush Presidential Center.
On April 5, President and Mrs. Bush visited Ella Du Plessis High School in Windhoek, Namibia. President and Mrs. Bush are visiting Botswana and Namibia as part of their continued commitment to the people of Africa through the work of the Bush Institute's global leadership program. Photo by Paul Morse for the George W. Bush Presidential Center.