In the background is the Parish Church of Saint Wilfrid while in the foreground, the River Wharfe flows beneath a five arched bridge that carries the Dalesway
Tag Archives: England The summer house sits on a small island with the river threading around it. I can imagine when it was new it was a great place to sit and fish or sit and watch the river flow by. But by the time I took this photo it appears it’s best days were behind it. 
[...] from the lush green grass of Marsh Benham in early spring, back to the Libyan Desert once [...]  Consequently we ended up down at the harbor at midnight, which is when I captured the image above. The low angle of the sun, hanging just above the horizon, provided ‘golden hour’ light for the warm tones in this shot.
[...] the sequence number, I took this shot on the way back south from Bodo. I’ve no idea at all as to the location other than somewhere between Bodo and [...]  This is a shot of the partial solar eclipse of December 4, 1983. Well, partial from where I was in Exeter, England.  The Roman Road runs straight and bare
[...] and don’t mention the name of the Scottish Play if you visit the theater! Like The Roman Road that was another piece I studied in High School. jQuery(document).ready(function($) { [...]
[...] Road and Baydon Road, a few miles north of Aldbourne. Baydon Road follows (mostly) the path of the Roman Road, Ermine Street. Just west of here the Roman’s put a bend in their road to ease the gradient [...]  The London Eye currently has EDF Energy as a sponsor. The EDF stands for Electricité de France, of course; just as 20% of the iconic London Buses are operated by Deutsche Bahn – the German railroad company. 
I love ur works!!! 
Very cool shot, Richard. Neat abstract. 
I love the rain. Beautiful shot, artistic, a wonderful perspective on a rainy day window. Hugs 
Zizzylicious456, all my works are creative commons non-commercial. Which means you can save them as your desktop background. If you post them on a blog then you need to credit me and link to this website. If you wanted to use them commercially – i.e. make money off them or give them to someone else to make money off them, then you need to buy a license to do so. For a screen saver, either click on the image to enlarge it or click on the enlarge button below the photo, then on a PC right click and save the file to your hard drive. Next use the control panel display options to link the image you downloaded to be your background. I don’t know how you do this on a Mac.
Thanks Eden!
Thanks Katherine!
[...] “Daily Photo – The London Eye” by Richard Davis [...]
[...] you’ve read the previous posts, here and here, then you’ll know it was an overcast rainy day when I visited the London [...]  This view shows the tower and spire reaching up to the skies. It was taken from the north-west corner of the close from the intersection of the West Walk and Choristers Square.  Coming back later in the afternoon we were presented with this view of Windsor Castle from the river.
[...] the last 200 years when the Round Tower was raised a further 30 ft to be more imposing. Parts of Windsor Castle date back to the 11th century following the Norman invasion but if was successively built out over [...]  I took this shot of tractor tracks in a field of barley looking across a valley in the Marlborough Downs of Wiltshire, England. The tight crop of the frame is from my use of a 400mm lens to capture this image.
[...] and look north you’d see the sprawl that is Swindon in the lowlands before you. Yesterdays tractor tracks in a field of barley were off frame to the right, below the stand of [...]  Last summer I took this shot of a British Airways 777 heading west in a cloud-free sky over the Marlborough Downs. I know it’s a British Airways plane because at 100% view, you can see the familiar BA tail markings. |
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by Richard Davis