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I won some film from the Lomography London store, because I live in London Ontario I obviously could not go pick it up so I put a call out to English Lomographers and so Sam (http://www.lomography.com/homes/samguino) went and picked it up, shot with his LCA around the London everyone knows then sent it to me in little London in Canada where I shot with my colorsplash and although I couldn't get the films to line up I think there are a few great ones in there :)
I won some film from the Lomography London store, because I live in London Ontario I obviously could not go pick it up so I put a call out to English Lomographers and so Sam (http://www.lomography.com/homes/samguino) went and picked it up, shot with his LCA around the London everyone knows then sent it to me in little London in Canada where I shot with my colorsplash and although I couldn't get the films to line up I think there are a few great ones in there :)
In the 1930s, the pretty village of Avebury, partially encompassed by the stone circle of this World Heritage Site, was witness to the excavations of archaeologist Alexander Keiller. In re-erecting many of the stones, Keiller uncovered the true wonder of one of the most important megalithic monuments in Europe.
juznobsrvr tarafından 2010-03-18 tarihinde paylaşıldı
This was taken during one lunch break (I have to get out of here that day or I would go insane). Just a couple of miles from my office. Sometimes we need to remind ourselves that we don’t have to look far to see God’s handiwork. Hope you enjoy.
In the 1930s, the pretty village of Avebury, partially encompassed by the stone circle of this World Heritage Site, was witness to the excavations of archaeologist Alexander Keiller. In re-erecting many of the stones, Keiller uncovered the true wonder of one of the most important megalithic monuments in Europe.
In the 1930s, the pretty village of Avebury, partially encompassed by the stone circle of this World Heritage Site, was witness to the excavations of archaeologist Alexander Keiller. In re-erecting many of the stones, Keiller uncovered the true wonder of one of the most important megalithic monuments in Europe.
