Images sold in March 2020...

[Richard Baker 389]

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[Richard Baker 389]

On 30/03/2020 at 07:33, Stan Pritchard said:

The Langdale Pikes in Winter. Great Langdale. Lake District National Park, Cumbria, England, United Kingdom, Europe.

 

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Start: 29 March 2020
End: 29 March 2025

 

 

Damn, this is beautiful. I've been following Pete Savin's virtual journey from Ravenglass to Vindolanda along Roman tracks and which he's been tweeting (with beautiful pictures) during the lockdown. All this makes me yearn to get back up there. Thanks for reminding me!

[Stan Pritchard 136]

50 minutes ago, Richard Baker said:

 

 

Damn, this is beautiful. I've been following Pete Savin's virtual journey from Ravenglass to Vindolanda along Roman tracks and which he's been tweeting (with beautiful pictures) during the lockdown. All this makes me yearn to get back up there. Thanks for reminding me!

 

Thanks for the comment Richard, yes it is fantastic countryside. I live only 15 miles from Langdale but of course it's forbidden territory at this time. We must look forward to an end to this dreadful position we are all in at the moment.

[Thomas Kyhn 46]

Low $$$; German Speaking Countries; Editorial; Book, print and/or e-book; up to 10,000.

 

[NYCat 1,946]

For a calendar in the UK... $$

 

Grizzly Bear Cubs in Lake Clark National Park, Alaska

 

They were big cubs who were still young enough to be playing together as male and female siblings. Bears become very solitary as adults and the poor males are always alone. The females at least have their cubs. (Don't mess with the cubs).

 

Paulette

[AlbertSnapper 2,155]

16 hours ago, gvallee said:

One of 4 sales that dropped in on the last day on the month.

Yippie!! I had great hopes as I had the only zooms for the search, being the only images on Alamy.

This is the pub where David Bowie filmed part of the clip Let's Dance.

There's no great danger of pointing this out as the place is fairly remote, reachable only via dirt roads in dry weather, and would not financially warrant a trip on itself. On top of that, I had my picture taken inside the pub and it's displayed next to David Bowies' there. Little things in life...

 

 

I wonder if David Bowie went outside after and had a cold beer after the video shoot ?

 

I note the Aladin Sane streak mural on the right !

 

Thanks for posting (I be a big fan of him).

Edited April 1 by AlbertSnapper

[gvallee 2,608]

4 hours ago, AlbertSnapper said:

 

I wonder if David Bowie went outside after and had a cold beer after the video shoot ?

 

I note the Aladin Sane streak mural on the right !

 

Thanks for posting (I be a big fan of him).

 

Every year they have the Let's Dance Carinda Festival there. I find it amazing given the town's remoteness.

 

 

[Sally R 119]

11 hours ago, AlbertSnapper said:

I wonder if David Bowie went outside after and had a cold beer after the video shoot ?

 

I note the Aladin Sane streak mural on the right !

 

Thanks for posting (I be a big fan of him).

 

I think he did have a cold beer after the shoot. There's the nicest photo of him with Joelene King who starred in the video:

 

 

 

[Malcolm Park 249]

 

 

 

 

Telegraph Pictures of the Day: 29.3.20

 

 

 

 

The Observer (cropped) 29.3.20

[CAROL SAUNDERS 71]

Wow wow wow, those are fantastic Malcolm 😀

 

Carol

[Malcolm Park 249]

Thanks Carol. Enforced isolation from 4 months of cancelled news events means I’m currently concentrating on garden wildlife with props. One has to show patience. Hours of inactivity then 2 minutes of action. I could never be a nature photographer.

[meanderingemu 686]

2 hours ago, Malcolm Park said:

Thanks Carol. Enforced isolation from 4 months of cancelled news events means I’m currently concentrating on garden wildlife with props. One has to show patience. Hours of inactivity then 2 minutes of action. I could never be a nature photographer.

 

yeah it's funny.  I waited 3 minutes for a robin on a wire to be in a proper line, and my 10 year old nephew thought i had great patience and that he could never wait that long.  told him to never become a wildlife photographer...