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3rd Adv Transparency is the new mystery_Steve Ellis_
3rd Adv Transparency is the new mystery_Steve Ellis_
3rd Adv A Fisher of Men_Tony Bates_
3rd Adv A Fisher of Men_Tony Bates_
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Processed with Snapseed.
3rd Int the new technophile generation_paul holmes_pdi comp
3rd Int the new technophile generation_paul holmes_pdi comp
2nd Int Its all just to much_Chris Heath_
2nd Int Its all just to much_Chris Heath_
1st Adv Mount Salkantay_Tony Bates_
1st Adv Mount Salkantay_Tony Bates_
3rd Int Beachy Head_Phil Marsden_
3rd Int Beachy Head_Phil Marsden_
1st-desolation_neil-robertson_
1st-pygmy-falcon_graham-russell_
murphy_tony-bates_pdi-oy
WE CALLED HIM 'SMILES' by Harriet Smith
WE CALLED HIM ‘SMILES’ by Harriet Smith
2nd Int the railway children_Sarah Ash_
2nd Int the railway children_Sarah Ash_
THE GHOSTS OF ST PANCRAS by Paul Holroyd LRPS
THE GHOSTS OF ST PANCRAS by Paul Holroyd LRPS
2st Adv Working Hands_Tony Bates_
2st Adv Working Hands_Tony Bates_
2nd-path-to-enlightenment_chris-heath_
kentmere-trees_steve-yates_runner-up
2nd Adv Whistle Blower_David Rowe_
2nd Adv Whistle Blower_David Rowe_
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3rd-sunrise-at-taj-mahal_edwin-cowley_1209-0338
1st Int Passed Time_Neil Robertson_
1st Int Passed Time_Neil Robertson_
1st Int Catching Up_Steve Peel_
1st Int Catching Up_Steve Peel_
1st Adv Crossing The Crater_Graham Russell_
1st Adv Crossing The Crater_Graham Russell_
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Kindly selected by George Redgrave:

The gaze: a prolonged, contemplative look regarding the field of vision with a certain aloofness and disengagement. To be able to gaze is a sign of leisure, education and seriousness … It stands in strict opposition to the glance which is a subversive and furtive look.

John Taylor “A Dream of England” Manchester UP 1994

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