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These are stretchers used in WW2 to carry injured civillians during the Blitz. They were made out of steel so they could be easily disinfected after a gas attack. During the war around 600,000 of them were made. Some of them were repurposed as railings in post-war London.

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Shadows From Two Different Trees

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The view from this public bathroom in Germany.

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A Leopard in a tree

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Frosty morning

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Autumn Views in the Peak District (UK) – X-T30

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Kathryn Cooper’s Layered Photos Capture the Complexities of Starling Murmurations | Colossal

November 19, 2024 Nature Photography Science Kate Mothes Dr. Kathryn Cooper uses a 19th-century photographic technique called chronophotography to reveal the complexities of starling murmurations. Flocks of starlings share risk as hundreds—even thousands—of eyes are on the lookout for predators. … Continue reading

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Capturing Timeless Moments: Street Photography in Fenghuang Ancient City, China

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East Greenland

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Sparks Lake – Oregon

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