The arch at Flamborough Head - where the bright white of the land meets the azure blue of the sea.
The arch at Flamborough Head - where the bright white of the land meets the azure blue of the sea. The tidal range can clearly be seen by the darker areas.
The arch at Flamborough Head - where the bright white of the land meets the azure blue of the sea. The tidal range can clearly be seen by the darker areas.
This stained glass window pair at All Saints, Bakewell. On the left we see St Hubertus, patron saint of hunters coming across a stag with a vision of a cross between its antlers. On the right is Saint Georgious - or as we know him in the UK - Saint George slaying the dragon. This image is not perfectly symmetrical - the windows are old and have suffered some movement over the years.
A triptych of stained glass windows found at All Saints church, Kings Bromley, UK.
On a long abandoned railway urban graffiti artists find their canvas but strangely scatter when the Mage comes down the track.