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Lioness

by Lee Pirie

the light shines in the darkness

by David Perry

Image to accompany text: "Imagining the Lectionary - the light shines in the darkness" TIP- PowerPoint Slide Size- The ideal way to insert into PowerPoint is:- Reduce the image size to 1024x768 pixels using your image editing software. (Will reduce image proportionally) Insert as…

Long lost christmas postcard from St Luke

by David Perry

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Butterfly

by Lee Pirie

Butterfly on rotting fruit

Butterfly

by Lee Pirie

butterfly

Glorious Oxe Eye Daisy

by Ian Downing

Like a daisy but so much bigger, the glorious oxe eye daisy

Oxe Eye Daisy Delight

by Ian Downing

There's nothing like a warm summers day walk through a land of lovely wavy Oxe Eye Daisies

Preening Swan

by Ian Downing

A happy and relaxed mute swan have a good old clean on a sunny day

Lovely Little Hamster

by Ian Downing

A lovely Teddy Bear Hamster pausing to see who'se looking at him.

Beautiful Red Deer

by Ian Downing

A beautiful red deer standing proud

Bracken Frond

by Ian Downing

A spotlit piece of fresh green bracken

leaves enfolded by frost crystals

by David Perry

frosty backlit bramble leaves

by David Perry

barbed wire

by David Perry

sunlight on frosted trees

by Pete PIllinger

Hothorpe Hall 07/12/10 just after dawn. Temperatures well below zero. The sun had just reached the tree in the centre of the photo

Fresn New Damson Leaf

by Ian Downing

Fresh new leaves just opened on a damson tree

Blackbird

by Pete PIllinger

07/12/10 @ Hothorpe Hall nr Market Harborough a COLD morning (minus 14) - this blackbird was high up in the top of a tree with minimum contact with the tree and its hoar frost

Blackbird

by Pete PIllinger

07/12/10 - minus 12 degrees C at Hothorpe Hall, Near Market Harborough. High up in a frost filled tree