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Seal

by Olivia Rose Bell

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Steeple and light

by Green Arc Creations

Treetops

by Diane Brennan

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This little piggy

by Helen Wallbridge

Inquisitive piglets (only 2 months old!).

Observe

by Thomas Mathie

A photo taken in the Gallery of Modern Art in Glasgow

Lost and Looking

by Andy Mackay

Looking both ways

by Ian Mason

Digitally manipulated image of heron's head and neck

stark tree 2

by Tim Dendy

tree looking up to canopy

by David Perry

wide angle viewlookimg up into tree canopy

I look down on him

by Ian Mason

tall sunflowers in full bloom

Curiousity

by Anna Blanch Rabe

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LOOKING BACK

by Alan M Barker

LUKE 9:62

Tree of life

by Graeme Turner

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Things are looking up

by Jonathan Brennan

The view up to the decorated ceiling at Wells Cathedral

Bird watcher on way to Bass Rock, North Berwick Scotland

by Mark Boulton

Bird watcherlooking through binoculars in boat on way to Bass Rock to watch gannets North Berwick Scotland

Branches

by Glenn Mander

Binoculars

by Samuel Webb

A pair of binoculars positioned in front of a mountainous lake scene.

Emu

by Lee Pirie

One of God's amazing creatures.