Stock Photos and Images
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RMH92941–A monkey eating peanuts by Surya Mandir also referred to as the Temple Of The Sun God in Jaipur.
RM2NPE4FH–A lone oyster shell on Holkham beach washed up at low tide between the ripples on the sand.
RM2NPE6YA–A young lonely tree captured next to a cascade in the Upper Wharfedale area of the Yorkshire Dales.
RM2GEA3JB–A burned out building draped in vines in what was formerly an elite vacation region of the Soviet Union.
RM2X9XMJF–George Ezra playing live in front of thousands of very excited fans at the Latitude Festival at Henham Park in Suffolk.
RMCF4XK5–An ex-Iraqi Army T-55 tank on display outside The Imperial War Museum North, an award-winning building by architect Daniel Libes
RMCF2GT6–Mist rising at dawn over the Caledonian Forest of the Rothiemurchus estate, in the Cairngorms National Park.
RMCET3EA–Footpath following the Great Ridge from Mam Tor to Back Tor and Lose Hill on a frosty morning in the Peak District National Park
RMCF2WP6–Royal Exchange building. The original building was founded by Sir Thomas Gresham in 1565 as a centre of commerce for the city; i
RMCF3Y91–The ruins of St. Leonards Hospital, founded in the 12th century and once the largest medieval hospital in the north of England.
RMCERCBR–The Crooked House Gallery in a medieval building built around 1395 by a wealthy cloth merchant.
RMCF3DJH–Dry stone walls dividing fields in Swaledale.The language of the Vikings can still be heard in Swaledale, in the local dialect a
RMCF5T92–The winding gear of St James's Well on Abinger Common in Surrey. Abinger Common is thought to be the oldest village in England.
RMCF2158–Fountains and lake in St James' Park. St James' Park is the oldest Royal Park in London and takes its name from a leper hospital
RMCF341T–Ilmington Down. The top of the down at 856 feet above sea level is the highest point in Warwickshire.
RMCF3AF7–Artist performing his play in The Royal Mile in the Old Town of Edinburgh during the Fringe Festival.
RMCF4XAA–People sitting outside The Old Wellington Inn in New Cathedral Gate. The building which has existed since 1552 is the oldest in
RMCF321C–The chimney of the former Bankside power station now home to the Tate Modern that houses international modern and contemporary a
RM2NPDM36–Village sign at Burnham Thorpe in Norfolk which was the birthplace of Admiral Lord Nelson.
