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    Despite growth of other industries, the fish quay maintains its bygone charm: by asmith90, Views[311]
         		 But North Sheilds fishing is not dead, with wholesalers making daily pilgrimages: by asmith90, Views[304]
         		 Real estate dominates the skyline, the fish quay almost derelect: by asmith90, Views[310]
         		 The sun rises behind a once booming fishing town: by asmith90, Views[250]
         		 The Diskery's music stock is quite large, containing several music styles.: by thediskery, Views[211]
     
    Most of the shop, even the ceiling, is plastered with dozens of posters.: by thediskery, Views[196]
         		 The King overlooking music lovers.: by thediskery, Views[243]
         		 Jimmy Shannon and Liam Scully have both worked at the shop for over 40 years. : by thediskery, Views[425]
         		 The Diskery in Birmingham,it’s current location to where it moved in 1972: by thediskery, Views[342]
         		 Prepare for landing - A puffin returns from an evening of collecting nesting materials as the setting sun coats it's feathers in a fine golden glow. : by jack_breadmore, Views[358]
     
    ''The Mournes'': by russellkylephotography, Views[199]
     
     
     
     
     
    Again, working with the number three and the form of a triangulation, this picture was taken on the South Downs, in Sussex, during that same weekend of snow. I was drawn to the balance of colour between that of the sledge and the colour of the dog, of the direction of which each three is looking on the incline of the slope.: by matthewcoleman, Views[256]
         		 This picture describes the relationship of a father and his daughter, of the strength of the father (my dear friend Ben) carrying his younger daughter on top of his shoulders. The composition of which is set against a triangulation of people, placed in twos, with the tip of a windmill barely creeping out of the top of the hill. The windmill creates its own triangle that subtly mirrors that of the human forms around it.: by matthewcoleman, Views[409]
         		 A piece of public art, cutting out of the blanket of snow like a whale fin, made me drawn to this piece as an object of intrigue within a landscape. It was its darkness, its contrast set against the whiteness of the landscape that drew me to take this picture.: by matthewcoleman, Views[327]
         		 My friend Alistair and I were working together in Brighton when a sudden flurry of snow started falling down upon Brighton. On our lunch break we cut out of the office and headed to the beach. Once there, in a spontaneous moment, Alistair started running wildly towards the ocean, his arms aloft and waving in the excitement of the moment as the West Pier loomed in the background like an ominous shadow. : by matthewcoleman, Views[237]
         		 For many years of my life I had ridden over this bridge going between Brighton and London. This picture was taken the very first time I had ever seen it from the ground, where my friend Oli and I climbed onto it, and gazed straight down to what seemed like a near infinite passage. This is the Balcombe Viaduct on the outskirts of Haywards Heath, in the United Kingdom, in one of those still functioning and wonderful examples of British engineering.: by matthewcoleman, Views[274]
     
    Again, working with the number three and the form of a triangulation, this picture was taken on the South Downs, in Sussex, during that same weekend of snow. I was drawn to the balance of colour between that of the sledge and the colour of the dog, of the direction of which each three is looking on the incline of the slope.: by matthewcoleman, Views[157]
         		 This picture describes the relationship of a father and his daughter, of the strength of the father (my dear friend Ben) carrying his younger daughter on top of his shoulders. The composition of which is set against a triangulation of people, placed in twos, with the tip of a windmill barely creeping out of the top of the hill. The windmill creates its own triangle that subtly mirrors that of the human forms around it.: by matthewcoleman, Views[174]
         		 A piece of public art, cutting out of the blanket of snow like a whale fin, made me drawn to this piece as an object of intrigue within a landscape. It was its darkness, its contrast set against the whiteness of the landscape that drew me to take this picture.: by matthewcoleman, Views[200]
         		 My friend Alistair and I were working together in Brighton when a sudden flurry of snow started falling down upon Brighton. On our lunch break we cut out of the office and headed to the beach. Once there, in a spontaneous moment, Alistair started running wildly towards the ocean, his arms aloft and waving in the excitement of the moment as the West Pier loomed in the background like an ominous shadow.: by matthewcoleman, Views[171]
         		 For many years of my life I had ridden over this bridge going between Brighton and London. This picture was taken the very first time I had ever seen it from the ground, where my friend Oli and I climbed onto it, and gazed straight down to what seemed like a near infinite passage. This is the Balcombe Viaduct on the outskirts of Haywards Heath, in the United Kingdom, in one of those still functioning and wonderful examples of British engineering.: by matthewcoleman, Views[173]
     
    Enjoying the sight: by londoner, Views[217]
         		 Big Ben and the parliament : by londoner, Views[276]
         		 A man sclupture: by londoner, Views[304]
         		 A hunting kestrel, hovers above the landscape, waiting for a sign of life below.: by timhunt, Views[247]
         		 Sea spurge (three inches high) grows in the sand dunes behind the beach. I wanted to show the smallest landscapes concealed within the landscape rather than a grand scale view where most of the life would go unseen in the image. The plant resembled cacti in a desert landscape.: by timhunt, Views[302]
     
    An unusual visitor to this part of the beach. This adder and its trail went hundreds of meters across the beach. The incoming tide threatened its survival.: by timhunt, Views[268]
         		 A grey seal surfs playfully in the evening tide.: by timhunt, Views[223]
         		 View over the rocks to Godrevy Lighthouse with approaching storm clouds. : by timhunt, Views[297]
         		 Sitting in a giant armchair: by londoner, Views[310]
         		 Trafalgar Square: by londoner, Views[262]
     
    When I came down of London Eye, I was just passing by when this man started doing some bubbles and all those kids began to play with it. I think it's a pretty simple picture but I like the way it captured the joy of the moment.: by luisacneves, Views[246]
         		 I took this photo when I was up there on London Eye, and what caught my attention was the drawing that all of these people
         		 by jenniferallison, Views[93]
         		 A performance is as much a draining experience as it is exhilarating and regaining focus within a crowded space therefore becomes a challenging necessity.: by 12thnightbackstage, Views[240]
         		 Only during the interval the tensely guarded silence is lifted temporarily to give room to animated discussions – of reviews, of politics or a choice of book, movement and tone still telling of the persona just left behind on stage.: by 12thnightbackstage, Views[399]
     
    Costumes are worn like second skins and last adjustments of pleats and ornaments have almost ritual quality.: by 12thnightbackstage, Views[230]
         		 Malvolio, cross-garteredly fooled on stage remains a cuckold behind the scenes. : by 12thnightbackstage, Views[334]
         		 I have always been fascinated by Theatre and the worlds it can evoke between wonky wooden planks and moth-ridden curtains. Possibly even more intriguing than the story-line on stage are the tales lived behind the scenes. Here the sharply cut boundaries of walls, doors and curtains guard a zone of very fluid emotional states where actors make the transition between their on- and off-stage identities. : by 12thnightbackstage, Views[286]
         		 Edinburgh Castle - Old to new. A view out over the yard of Edinburgh castle, the new city and beyond to snow capped peaks: by tynanfairhall, Views[495]
         		 Loch Ness no Nessy. a little cottage lapping the dark shores of Loch Ness, Part of a small fishing community on the worlds largest Loch by volume of water and of course home to Nessie: by tynanfairhall, Views[473]
     
    Giants Causeway - Northern Ireland, As legend has it made by Finn McCool Irish giant and all round good bloke in order to do battle with Scottish Giant Cuhullin. A funny tale, look it up: by tynanfairhall, Views[692]
         		 None Shall Pass... because of high wind - Rope bridge Northern Ireland, located near the Giants Causeway , this rope bridge takes you to a rocky outcropping overlooking beautiful turquoise waters: by tynanfairhall, Views[1150]
         		 Faerie Tree... Portal to the underworld - The Burren Western Ireland - Leave your worldy woes behind for the Faeries to deal with, a common custom in a modern world: by tynanfairhall, Views[1138]
         		 When I came down of London Eye, I was just passing by when this man started doing some bubbles and all those kids began to play with it. I think it's a pretty simple picture but I like the way it captured the joy of the moment.: by luisacneves, Views[105]
         		 I took this photo when I was up there on London Eye, and what caught my attention was the drawing that all of these people
     
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