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RF2G9BY44–A French farm in the Gers region of South West France with a field of soya and a sunflower in foreground and woods and hills beyond.
RF2G8HBEE–Catherine Hill, a pedestrianised street on a steep hill in the small, English town of Frome, Somerset,UK
RF2G8HBEH–Catherine Hill, a pedestrianised street on a steep hill in the small, English town of Frome, Somerset,UK
RF2G8HBEK–Catherine Hill, a pedestrianised street on a steep hill in the small, English town of Frome, Somerset,UK
RF2G8HBEN–Catherine Hill, a pedestrianised street on a steep hill in the small, English town of Frome, Somerset,UK
RF2G8HBEB–Catherine Hill, a pedestrianised street on a steep hill in the small, English town of Frome, Somerset,UK
RF2G8HBED–Catherine Hill, a pedestrianised street on a steep hill in the small, English town of Frome, Somerset,UK
RF2DE0CX1–Cliffs above the Ardeche river are streaked with the light of the setting sun as the moon rises above them.
RF2DE0CXB–Cliffs above the Ardeche river are streaked with the light of the setting sun as the moon rises above them.
RF2D9MNGR–St Antonin Noble Val is a charming, small, medieval town beside the Aveyron river in the Tarn et Garonne department of Southern France.
RF2D9MNH0–St Antonin Noble Val is a charming, small, medieval town beside the Aveyron river in the Tarn et Garonne department of Southern France.
RF2D9MNWH–St Cirq Lapopie, poised over the River Lot, was justifiably voted one of the 'most beautiful villages of France'. It is very popular with visitors.
RF2D9MNX1–St Cirq Lapopie, poised over the River Lot, was justifiably voted one of the 'most beautiful villages of France'. It is very popular with visitors.
RF2D9MNKP–St Antonin Noble Val is a charming, small, medieval town beside the Aveyron river in the Tarn et Garonne department of Southern France.
RF2D9MNYG–St Cirq Lapopie, poised over the River Lot, was justifiably voted one of the 'most beautiful villages of France'. It is very popular with visitors.
RF2D9MNKA–St Antonin Noble Val is a charming, small, medieval town beside the Aveyron river in the Tarn et Garonne department of Southern France.
RF2D9MNG8–St Antonin Noble Val is a charming, small, medieval town beside the Aveyron river in the Tarn et Garonne department of Southern France.
RF2D9MNXB–St Cirq Lapopie, poised over the River Lot, was justifiably voted one of the 'most beautiful villages of France'. It is very popular with visitors.
RF2D9MNR1–St Cirq Lapopie, poised over the River Lot, was justifiably voted one of the 'most beautiful villages of France'. It is very popular with visitors.
RF2D9MNGH–St Antonin Noble Val is a charming, small, medieval town beside the Aveyron river in the Tarn et Garonne department of Southern France.
RF2D9MNY1–St Cirq Lapopie, poised over the River Lot, was justifiably voted one of the 'most beautiful villages of France'. It is very popular with visitors.
RF2D9MNRB–St Cirq Lapopie, poised over the River Lot, was justifiably voted one of the 'most beautiful villages of France'. It is very popular with visitors.
RF2D9MNXP–St Cirq Lapopie, poised over the River Lot, was justifiably voted one of the 'most beautiful villages of France'. It is very popular with visitors.
RF2D2A19D–A farm landscape of gently rolling hills that are typical of The Gers region of South West France. the crop nearest the camera is buckwheat (sarrasin)
RF2D2A42R–A farming landscape of gently rolling hills that are typical of The Gers region of South West France.
RF2D2A15R–A farming landscape of gently rolling hills that are typical of The Gers region of South West France.
RF2D29YHC–A farming landscape of gently rolling hills that are typical of The Gers region of South West France.
RF2D2A0E1–A farming landscape of gently rolling hills that are typical of The Gers region of South West France.
RF2D2A01H–A farming landscape of gently rolling hills that are typical of The Gers region of South West France.
RF2D2A3EM–A farming landscape of gently rolling hills that are typical of The Gers region of South West France.
RF2D2A1AY–A farm landscape of gently rolling hills that are typical of The Gers region of South West France. the crop nearest the camera is buckwheat (sarrasin)
RF2D2A0JN–A farming landscape of gently rolling hills that are typical of The Gers region of South West France.
RF2D29YW2–A farming landscape of gently rolling hills that are typical of The Gers region of South West France.
RF2D2A060–A farming landscape of gently rolling hills that are typical of The Gers region of South West France.
RF2D2A0XT–A farming landscape of gently rolling hills that are typical of The Gers region of South West France.
RF2D29YYA–A farming landscape of gently rolling hills that are typical of The Gers region of South West France.
RF2D2A13A–A farming landscape of gently rolling hills that are typical of The Gers region of South West France.
RF2D29YFM–A farm landscape of gently rolling hills that are typical of The Gers region of South West France. the crop nearest the camera is buckwheat (sarrasin)
RF2D29YJF–A farming landscape of gently rolling hills that are typical of The Gers region of South West France.
RF2D2A041–A farming landscape of gently rolling hills that are typical of The Gers region of South West France.
RF2D29YPW–A farming landscape of gently rolling hills that are typical of The Gers region of South West France.
RF2D2A17K–A farm landscape of gently rolling hills that are typical of The Gers region of South West France. the crop nearest the camera is buckwheat (sarrasin)
RF2D2A0GA–A farming landscape of gently rolling hills that are typical of The Gers region of South West France.
RF2CA1N53–The figure on top of the Palladian Nymphaeum spouts fountains from the nipples, at the Villa Barbero at Maser in Northern Italy.
RF2CA1N49–Villa Barbaro, also known as Villa di Maser, designed by Andrea Palladio in the 1550s is located in the Veneto region of Northern Italy.
RF2CA1N5Y–Temple Bar gate at Paternoster Square,City of London. The north-west corner of St Paul's Cathederal can be seen behind.
RF2C1382Y–The exterior of the Diorama building, an example of Regency architecture in Regent's Park, London.
RF2C1382M–Part of the famous Nash terraces designed in the early 19th century in London's Regent's Park.
RF2C13833–19th Century Georgian architecture. A view through the portico of the Langham Hotel by John Giles, to a glimpse of All Souls church by John Nash.
RF2C1389G–Empty streets in London on 13 April 2020 during the lockdown for the Covid 19 pandemic and a bank holiday.
RF2C1384M–Empty streets in London on 13 April 2020 during the lockdown for the Covid 19 pandemic and a bank holiday.
RF2C138B8–Empty streets in London on 13 April 2020 during the lockdown for the Covid 19 pandemic and a bank holiday.
RF2C1384P–Empty streets in London on 13 April 2020 during the lockdown for the Covid 19 pandemic and a bank holiday.
RF2C138B0–Empty streets in London on 13 April 2020 during the lockdown for the Covid 19 pandemic and a bank holiday.
RF2C1386E–Empty streets in London on 13 April 2020 during the lockdown for the Covid 19 pandemic and a bank holiday.
RF2C1387M–Empty streets in London on 13 April 2020 during the lockdown for the Covid 19 pandemic and a bank holiday.
RF2C13894–Empty streets in London on 13 April 2020 during the lockdown for the Covid 19 pandemic and a bank holiday.
RF2C1386A–Empty streets in London on 13 April 2020 during the lockdown for the Covid 19 pandemic and a bank holiday.
RF2C138BC–Empty streets in London on 13 April 2020 during the lockdown for the Covid 19 pandemic and a bank holiday.
RF2C1384F–Empty streets in London on 13 April 2020 during the lockdown for the Covid 19 pandemic and a bank holiday.
RF2C1387C–Empty streets in London on 13 April 2020 during the lockdown for the Covid 19 pandemic and a bank holiday.
RF2C1389T–Empty streets in London on 13 April 2020 during the lockdown for the Covid 19 pandemic and a bank holiday.
RF2C1389D–Empty streets in London on 13 April 2020 during the lockdown for the Covid 19 pandemic and a bank holiday.
RF2C13883–Empty streets in London on 13 April 2020 during the lockdown for the Covid 19 pandemic and a bank holiday.
RF2C13862–Empty streets in London on 13 April 2020 during the lockdown for the Covid 19 pandemic and a bank holiday.
RF2C1387Y–Empty streets in London on 13 April 2020 during the lockdown for the Covid 19 pandemic and a bank holiday.
RF2C1384Y–Empty streets in London on 13 April 2020 during the lockdown for the Covid 19 pandemic and a bank holiday.
RF2C138CP–The Strand in London traffic free on 13 April 2020 during the lockdown for the Covid 19 pandemic and the Easter Monday holiday. C19 Nash architecture.
RF2C138CY–The Strand in London traffic free on 13 April 2020 during the lockdown for the Covid 19 pandemic and the Easter Monday holiday. C19 Nash architecture.
RF2C138CF–Empty streets in London on 13 April 2020 during the lockdown for the Covid 19 pandemic and a bank holiday.
RF2C138BG–Empty streets in London on 13 April 2020 during the lockdown for the Covid 19 pandemic and a bank holiday.
RF2C138D3–The church of Saint Martin's in the Fields, between Covent Garden and Trafalgar Square, seen from the East. The National Gallery is beyond.
RF2C138ED–From Fleet St looking at Ludgate Hill in London almost deserted on 13 April 2020 during the lockdown for the Covid 19 pandemic and Easter holiday.
RF2C138D6–From Fleet St looking at Ludgate Hill in London almost deserted on 13 April 2020 during the lockdown for the Covid 19 pandemic and Easter holiday.
RF2C138E9–From Fleet St looking at Ludgate Hill in London almost deserted on 13 April 2020 during the lockdown for the Covid 19 pandemic and Easter holiday.
RF2C138E4–From Fleet St looking at Ludgate Hill in London almost deserted on 13 April 2020 during the lockdown for the Covid 19 pandemic and Easter holiday.
RF2BDR1MN–A hand holds a string of live bats for sale at a roadside stall in Laos. Wild life food has been a suggested source of Coronavirus.
RF2B6M9T1–A water drop illuminated in rainbow colors on the tip of a Chinese traditional paintbrush of bamboo and animal hair.
RF2BDR1N9–Live bats strung together in clusters for sale as food at a roadside stall in Laos. Wild life food has been a suggested source of Coronavirus.
RF2B6XA01–The unique hydraulic catafalque in the West Norwood Cemetery was used in 19th century to lower coffins from the chapel above to the catacombs below.
