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The Vulcan.  Sadly there are no more of this majestic aircraft flying now but quite a few of them can be found in museums around the UK.

Children on the streets of Freetown, Sierra Leone.  When the saw me on the way to work with my camera in hand, they would chase after me shouting ‘Snap me! Snap me!) and then charge me  a few for agreeing to have their photographs taken!  This was at the time when Ebola was ravaging the

A beautiful woman…

A brother and sister who asked me to take their photograph in Sierra Leone.  The young girl just would not smile when she was looking at the camera but, of camera, she had a radiant smile.

When, years ago, Sue and I ran an art, picture framing and printing business near to Lincoln, I used to show this image to aircraft enthusiasts (I did quite a bit of aviation photography) and asked them to guess which aircraft it was.  People rarely recognised the aircraft from my photograph.  The aircraft is the

A young lady in Sierra Leone is who far from happy…or just plain camera shy.

The Spitfire Mk1.  One of the ‘few’ that still exists.  To be found at the RAF Museum in Cosford.

…or should I say well-equipped rabbits?

Some images from different parts of the world.  A group of young musicians in London and some children in Freetown, Sierra Leone.

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