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Rusty prominences

by Glen Scott Robson

What's up is down

by Glen Scott Robson

Upside down view of reflections in a lake  

Lakeland panorama

by Glen Scott Robson

View over cumbrian lake on a sunny winter's afternoon

Sunset over the lakes

by Glen Scott Robson

windermere at sundown

Watchful Eye

by Glen Scott Robson

Young woman watching over a lakeland view

Jumo jetty

by Glen Scott Robson

Jetty at a marina in cumbria with a long line of moored boats

Jetty and rope

by Glen Scott Robson

mooring point in black and white

Lakeside reflections

by Glen Scott Robson

Reflected landscape

by Glen Scott Robson

Lake windermere on a sunny winter's day

Lakeland reflections

by Glen Scott Robson

Lake windermere approaching water head on the ferry

Moor ripples please

by Glen Scott Robson

B/W of ropes and ripples on a ferry on Windermere

Easter Saturday

by Andy Mackay

"Heads Down Lads" This was taken when I was trying to think what the disciples may have been feeling on that first Easter Saturday. Taken as part of a series of Lego images looking at the Easter story.

The Cross at Exeter

by Andy Mackay

A coloured Instagram version of the black and white image.

The Cross at Exeter B/W

by Andy Mackay

Taken at Exeter Cathedral. A coloured Instagram version of this black and white image.

Poppy-Close-up

by Joe Webb

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Poppy Field

by Joe Webb

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Bee on flower

by Joe Webb

From death comes forth life

by Colin Smith

Scarlet, elf cup fungus growing on dead wood can be seen as an allegory of the Easter events  - without the dead wood this beautiful fungus could not live and grow. A photograph of this beautiful fungus taken in late winter/early spring in bluebell wood, off the Sett Valley trail…