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This wild looking godlike figurehead really caught my eye on the seafront.

Would love to know the history of the building....

This Grevy's Zebra was all alone under a tree away from the other Grevy's Zebra (largest of the three zebra species) and Scimitar-horned Oryx, found it difficult to get in close as there were 2 fences and the branches in the way.

The photoshop processing applied (curves, noise, blur, dodge & burn, channel mixer mono conversion) is supposed to reflect how sad the Zebra looked all on it's own and partly as this species is listed as endangered :-(

Have this shot hanging on my wall on canvas.

Back in the day this one of my favorite aircraft, the F-4 Phantom. This is one of the first Phantoms delivered to the RAF in 1968, now standing in the carpark at Tangmere Military Aviation Museum.

I love a bit of abstract art formed from modern architecture.

Taken with my G3 and first test with 20mm pancake lens.

Annual Scott Kelby Worldwide Photowalk 2011

Taken during the 2 hour Photowalk at Emsworth Hampshire, UK

A fear of cemeteries

Persons with this phobia will avoid these places, usually because they are a potent reminder of the finite nature of human existence.

City Hall, looking as ever like something that has just landed.

Where only angels guard....

DC3 Dakota at Shoreham Airshow 2010

The tomb of a deceased diocesan

P51 Mustang at Shoreham Airshow 2010

Memorial in Chichester Cathedral to Ernest Augustus Udny, who died in 1808 at only 7 years old whilst in Calcutta. What struck me whilst processing this shot was how lifelike the child appears. Only sleeping and would awake at any moment.

A haunting life-size (upper body) bronze sculpture, depicting a refugee, by Diana Brandenburger.

William Huskisson, Member of Parliament for Chichester and then Liverpool, is more famously known for reportedly being the worlds first railway victim. Huskisson died of his wounds after opening his carriage door and then being hit by Stephenson's Rocket approaching on the other track.

Arteries to the departed

Taken at Shoreham Airshow 2010. The weather did it's best to spoil the day :-(

Love this bit of street art. Found down a backstreet not seen by most, but that kind of makes it more appealing.

Hey, this photo is © Julian Heritage