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PEOPLE - Fadi Fawaz macht Naturfotos im Regents Park
Exclusive - London, England - Fadi Fawaz spotted taking photographs of wildlife at Regents Park in London early on Saturday morning.
-PICTURED: Fadi Fawaz
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Editorial Rights Managed Image - Please contact www.INSTARimages.com for licensing fee and rights: North America Inquiries: email sales@instarimages.com or call 212.414.0207 - UK Inquiries: email ben@instarimages.com or call + 7715 698 715 - Australia Inquiries: email sarah@instarimages.com.au or call +02 9660 0500 – for any other Country, please email sales@instarimages.com. Image or video may not be published in any way that is or might be deemed defamatory, libelous, pornographic, or obscene / Please consult our sales department for any clarification or question you may have - http://www.INSTARimages.com reserves the right to pursue unauthorized users of this image or video. If you are in violation of our intellectual property you may be liable for actual damages, loss of income, and profits you derive from the use of this image or video, and where appropriate, the cost of collection and/or statutory damage. Fadi Fawaz (PHOTO: DUKAS/STARTRAKS)
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PEOPLE - Fadi Fawaz macht Naturfotos im Regents Park
Exclusive - London, England - Fadi Fawaz spotted taking photographs of wildlife at Regents Park in London early on Saturday morning.
-PICTURED: Fadi Fawaz
-PHOTO by: INSTARimages.com
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Editorial Rights Managed Image - Please contact www.INSTARimages.com for licensing fee and rights: North America Inquiries: email sales@instarimages.com or call 212.414.0207 - UK Inquiries: email ben@instarimages.com or call + 7715 698 715 - Australia Inquiries: email sarah@instarimages.com.au or call +02 9660 0500 – for any other Country, please email sales@instarimages.com. Image or video may not be published in any way that is or might be deemed defamatory, libelous, pornographic, or obscene / Please consult our sales department for any clarification or question you may have - http://www.INSTARimages.com reserves the right to pursue unauthorized users of this image or video. If you are in violation of our intellectual property you may be liable for actual damages, loss of income, and profits you derive from the use of this image or video, and where appropriate, the cost of collection and/or statutory damage. Fadi Fawaz (PHOTO: DUKAS/STARTRAKS)
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PEOPLE - Fadi Fawaz macht Naturfotos im Regents Park
Exclusive - London, England - Fadi Fawaz spotted taking photographs of wildlife at Regents Park in London early on Saturday morning.
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-PHOTO by: INSTARimages.com
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Editorial Rights Managed Image - Please contact www.INSTARimages.com for licensing fee and rights: North America Inquiries: email sales@instarimages.com or call 212.414.0207 - UK Inquiries: email ben@instarimages.com or call + 7715 698 715 - Australia Inquiries: email sarah@instarimages.com.au or call +02 9660 0500 – for any other Country, please email sales@instarimages.com. Image or video may not be published in any way that is or might be deemed defamatory, libelous, pornographic, or obscene / Please consult our sales department for any clarification or question you may have - http://www.INSTARimages.com reserves the right to pursue unauthorized users of this image or video. If you are in violation of our intellectual property you may be liable for actual damages, loss of income, and profits you derive from the use of this image or video, and where appropriate, the cost of collection and/or statutory damage. Fadi Fawaz (PHOTO: DUKAS/STARTRAKS)
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PEOPLE - Fadi Fawaz macht Naturfotos im Regents Park
Exclusive - London, England - Fadi Fawaz spotted taking photographs of wildlife at Regents Park in London early on Saturday morning.
-PICTURED: Fadi Fawaz
-PHOTO by: INSTARimages.com
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Editorial Rights Managed Image - Please contact www.INSTARimages.com for licensing fee and rights: North America Inquiries: email sales@instarimages.com or call 212.414.0207 - UK Inquiries: email ben@instarimages.com or call + 7715 698 715 - Australia Inquiries: email sarah@instarimages.com.au or call +02 9660 0500 – for any other Country, please email sales@instarimages.com. Image or video may not be published in any way that is or might be deemed defamatory, libelous, pornographic, or obscene / Please consult our sales department for any clarification or question you may have - http://www.INSTARimages.com reserves the right to pursue unauthorized users of this image or video. If you are in violation of our intellectual property you may be liable for actual damages, loss of income, and profits you derive from the use of this image or video, and where appropriate, the cost of collection and/or statutory damage. Fadi Fawaz (PHOTO: DUKAS/STARTRAKS)
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PEOPLE - Fadi Fawaz macht Naturfotos im Regents Park
Exclusive - London, England - Fadi Fawaz spotted taking photographs of wildlife at Regents Park in London early on Saturday morning.
-PICTURED: Fadi Fawaz
-PHOTO by: INSTARimages.com
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Editorial Rights Managed Image - Please contact www.INSTARimages.com for licensing fee and rights: North America Inquiries: email sales@instarimages.com or call 212.414.0207 - UK Inquiries: email ben@instarimages.com or call + 7715 698 715 - Australia Inquiries: email sarah@instarimages.com.au or call +02 9660 0500 – for any other Country, please email sales@instarimages.com. Image or video may not be published in any way that is or might be deemed defamatory, libelous, pornographic, or obscene / Please consult our sales department for any clarification or question you may have - http://www.INSTARimages.com reserves the right to pursue unauthorized users of this image or video. If you are in violation of our intellectual property you may be liable for actual damages, loss of income, and profits you derive from the use of this image or video, and where appropriate, the cost of collection and/or statutory damage. Fadi Fawaz (PHOTO: DUKAS/STARTRAKS)
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PEOPLE - Fadi Fawaz macht Naturfotos im Regents Park
Exclusive - London, England - Fadi Fawaz spotted taking photographs of wildlife at Regents Park in London early on Saturday morning.
-PICTURED: Fadi Fawaz
-PHOTO by: INSTARimages.com
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Editorial Rights Managed Image - Please contact www.INSTARimages.com for licensing fee and rights: North America Inquiries: email sales@instarimages.com or call 212.414.0207 - UK Inquiries: email ben@instarimages.com or call + 7715 698 715 - Australia Inquiries: email sarah@instarimages.com.au or call +02 9660 0500 – for any other Country, please email sales@instarimages.com. Image or video may not be published in any way that is or might be deemed defamatory, libelous, pornographic, or obscene / Please consult our sales department for any clarification or question you may have - http://www.INSTARimages.com reserves the right to pursue unauthorized users of this image or video. If you are in violation of our intellectual property you may be liable for actual damages, loss of income, and profits you derive from the use of this image or video, and where appropriate, the cost of collection and/or statutory damage. Fadi Fawaz (PHOTO: DUKAS/STARTRAKS)
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PEOPLE - Fadi Fawaz macht Naturfotos im Regents Park
Exclusive - London, England - Fadi Fawaz spotted taking photographs of wildlife at Regents Park in London early on Saturday morning.
-PICTURED: Fadi Fawaz
-PHOTO by: INSTARimages.com
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Editorial Rights Managed Image - Please contact www.INSTARimages.com for licensing fee and rights: North America Inquiries: email sales@instarimages.com or call 212.414.0207 - UK Inquiries: email ben@instarimages.com or call + 7715 698 715 - Australia Inquiries: email sarah@instarimages.com.au or call +02 9660 0500 – for any other Country, please email sales@instarimages.com. Image or video may not be published in any way that is or might be deemed defamatory, libelous, pornographic, or obscene / Please consult our sales department for any clarification or question you may have - http://www.INSTARimages.com reserves the right to pursue unauthorized users of this image or video. If you are in violation of our intellectual property you may be liable for actual damages, loss of income, and profits you derive from the use of this image or video, and where appropriate, the cost of collection and/or statutory damage. Fadi Fawaz (PHOTO: DUKAS/STARTRAKS)
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FEATURE - Brunftzeit der Hirsche in Richmond Park
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Dave Stevenson/REX/Shutterstock (6208730q)
Male photographer photographing red deer from behind.
Deer Rutting Season, Richmond Park, London, UK - 09 Oct 2016
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PEOPLE - Matt Dillon zusammen mit seiner Freundin in Italien
Otranto - Italy
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American actor Matt Dillon and his girlfriend pictured visiting Steve McCurry's photography exhibition ICONS in Otranto.
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EXKLUSIV - Bootsfahrt in Portofino: Michael Douglas und Catherine Zeta-Jones
21 June 2016 - PORTOFINO - ITALY
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Actress Catherine Zeta Jones and husband Michael Douglas pictured enjoying their holiday on their Super Yacht in Portofino, Italy. The Hollywood couple are pictured enjoying some sightseeing and taking selfie's with family amd friends before returning to their yacht.
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EXKLUSIV - Bootsfahrt in Portofino: Michael Douglas und Catherine Zeta-Jones
21 June 2016 - PORTOFINO - ITALY
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Actress Catherine Zeta Jones and husband Michael Douglas pictured enjoying their holiday on their Super Yacht in Portofino, Italy. The Hollywood couple are pictured enjoying some sightseeing and taking selfie's with family amd friends before returning to their yacht.
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EXKLUSIV - Bootsfahrt in Portofino: Michael Douglas und Catherine Zeta-Jones
21 June 2016 - PORTOFINO - ITALY
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Actress Catherine Zeta Jones and husband Michael Douglas pictured enjoying their holiday on their Super Yacht in Portofino, Italy. The Hollywood couple are pictured enjoying some sightseeing and taking selfie's with family amd friends before returning to their yacht.
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NEWS - Unwetter in Süddeutschland: Aus für "Rock am Ring"
Mandatory Credit: Photo by REX/Shutterstock (5705864e)
People photographing the same storm coming in where it is believed a man was struck by lightning
Rock am Ring Music Festival, Nurburgring, Germany - 03 Jun 2016
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FEATURE - Electronic Music Festival in Windhoek
April 30, 2016 - Windhoek, Namibia - Wild on Colour is the fourth festival of electronic music in Windhoek, Namibia on April 30, 2016. Visitors colour each other with holi powder during the open-air party (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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PEOPLE - One Direction verlässt Madia Vale Studio's
12.NOVEMBER.2015 - LONDON - UK
HARRY STYLES LEAVING MADIA VALE STUDIO'S AFTER ONE DIRECTION'S LIVE LOUNGE PERFORMANCE
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PEOPLE - One Direction verlässt Madia Vale Studio's
12.NOVEMBER.2015 - LONDON - UK
HARRY STYLES LEAVING MADIA VALE STUDIO'S AFTER ONE DIRECTION'S LIVE LOUNGE PERFORMANCE
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Leopard selfie, South Africa - 06 Jun 2014
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Shannon Benson photographing the leopards in South Africa
Leopard selfie, South Africa - 06 Jun 2014
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A cheeky leopard has been pictured almost taking a selfie with a photographer's camera.
Australian wildlife photographer Shannon Benson was photographing the young female leopard in South Africa when it began playing with her camera.
The leopard and her sister were orphaned after their mother was killed. They were rescued and raised with some human contact and therefore were friendly towards humans.
Shannon was able to photograph the leopards in close contact a few times before they grew older and were therefore too unpredictable to be in physical contact with. In one picture the adorable leopard can be seen licking Shannon's hair and playing next to her, whilst she takes pictures in the wild.
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Leopard selfie, South Africa - 06 Jun 2014
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Shannon Benson/REX Shutterstock (4915551e)
Shannon Benson photographing the leopards in South Africa
Leopard selfie, South Africa - 06 Jun 2014
FULL COPY: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/qptl
A cheeky leopard has been pictured almost taking a selfie with a photographer's camera.
Australian wildlife photographer Shannon Benson was photographing the young female leopard in South Africa when it began playing with her camera.
The leopard and her sister were orphaned after their mother was killed. They were rescued and raised with some human contact and therefore were friendly towards humans.
Shannon was able to photograph the leopards in close contact a few times before they grew older and were therefore too unpredictable to be in physical contact with. In one picture the adorable leopard can be seen licking Shannon's hair and playing next to her, whilst she takes pictures in the wild.
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Leopard selfie, South Africa - 06 Jun 2014
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Shannon Benson/REX Shutterstock (4915551d)
Shannon Benson photographing the leopards in South Africa
Leopard selfie, South Africa - 06 Jun 2014
FULL COPY: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/qptl
A cheeky leopard has been pictured almost taking a selfie with a photographer's camera.
Australian wildlife photographer Shannon Benson was photographing the young female leopard in South Africa when it began playing with her camera.
The leopard and her sister were orphaned after their mother was killed. They were rescued and raised with some human contact and therefore were friendly towards humans.
Shannon was able to photograph the leopards in close contact a few times before they grew older and were therefore too unpredictable to be in physical contact with. In one picture the adorable leopard can be seen licking Shannon's hair and playing next to her, whilst she takes pictures in the wild.
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JIMMY KIMMEL AND FAMILY ON HOLIDAY IN ISCHIA HOTEL REGINA ISABELLA
13.JULY.2015 - ISCHIA - ITALY
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AMERICAN TELEVISION HOST AND COMEDIAN JIMMY KIMMEL SEEN WITH HIS WIFE MOLLY MCNEARNEY AND THEIR DAUGHTER WHILE ON HOLIDAY. THEY ARE SEEN HERE AT THE HOTEL REGINA IN ISCHIA. JIMMY WAS WEARING GREEN SHORTS AND HIS WIFE WAS WEARING A YELLOW BIKINI
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Mono Negative
Portrait by John Hedgecoe - 1958 - Antony Charles Robert Armstrong-Jones, 1st Earl of Snowdon, GCVO, FRSA, RDI, FCSD, (born March 7, 1930) is a well-known photographer, Emmy award-winning documentary filmmaker, and the former husband of Princess Margaret, Countess of Snowdon, the sister of Queen Elizabeth II.
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ZUSAMMENSTELLUNG COMPILATION: Antony Charles Robert Armstrong-Jones Earl of Snowdon feiert am 7. März 2015 seinen 85. Geburtstag
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Mono Negative
Portrait by John Hedgecoe - 1958 - Antony Charles Robert Armstrong-Jones, 1st Earl of Snowdon, GCVO, FRSA, RDI, FCSD, (born March 7, 1930) is a well-known photographer, Emmy award-winning documentary filmmaker, and the former husband of Princess Margaret, Countess of Snowdon, the sister of Queen Elizabeth II.
©2006 John Hedgecoe/TopFoto
ZUSAMMENSTELLUNG COMPILATION: Antony Charles Robert Armstrong-Jones Earl of Snowdon feiert am 7. März 2015 seinen 85. Geburtstag
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Yoko Ono, Keith Haring, Andy Warhol and Sean Lennon
mid-1980s --- Yoko Ono, Keith Haring, Andy Warhol and Sean Lennon --- Image by © CORBIS
COMPILATION ZUSAMMENSTELLUNG: Keith Haring: Am 16.2. 2015 jährt sich sein Todestag zum 25. Mal
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EXC - REESE WITHERSPOON ON VACATION WITH HER FRIENDS
13 AUGUST 2014 - CAPRI - ITALY
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AMERICAN ACTRESS REESE WITHERSPOON ON VACATION WITH HER FRIENDS IN ITALY. REESE WAS SEEN ON BOARD A LUXURY YACHT WEARING A BLACK BIKINI, SHE WENT SWIMMING BY DIVING OFF THE YACHT
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EXC - REESE WITHERSPOON ON VACATION WITH HER FRIENDS
13 AUGUST 2014 - CAPRI - ITALY
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AMERICAN ACTRESS REESE WITHERSPOON ON VACATION WITH HER FRIENDS IN ITALY. REESE WAS SEEN ON BOARD A LUXURY YACHT WEARING A BLACK BIKINI, SHE WENT SWIMMING BY DIVING OFF THE YACHT
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EXC - NOEL GALLAGHER AND WIFE SARA MACDONALD AT THE BEACH IN SPAIN
3.AUGUST.2014 - FORMENTERA - SPAIN
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NOEL GALLAGHER WITH HIS WIFE SARA MACDONALD ENJOYING A HOLIDAY IN SPAIN ON THE BEACH.
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Royal lookalikes by Alison Jackson on Mother's Day - Mar 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Notonthehighstreet.com/REX (3667985k)
A Right Royal Mother's Day
With Mother's Day just round the corner it would appear that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are eager to celebrate with son Prince George.
Catherine is seen marking her first Mother's Day as a mother with a very down to earth family get together.
Online lifestyle retailer Notonthehighstreet.com commissioned renowned artist photographer Alison Jackson to take the shots, which offer a 'fly on the wall' look at how the Kate and William might choose to spend the day.
notonthehighstreet.com's Andy Botha said: "We've all at some point imagined the day to day life of the Royals and pictured the most famous family in the world doing normal things to mark occasions like birthdays and Christmas.
"Kate's first Mother's Day will clearly be a big event for the new family and with tongue firmly in cheek, we're imagining this less than ordinary couple celebrating the day just as the rest of us would.
"After all every Mum wants to be treated like a Duchess on Mother's Day".
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/KYHWREFLV (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Smoke and fire images by Rob Prideaux, San Francisco, America - 14 Aug 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by REX/Rob Prideaux (2816920z)
Smoke and fire art
Great Balls Of Fire! Stunning Images Created With Smoke and Fire
Great Balls Of Fire! Stunning Images Created With Smoke and Fire
A photographer has taken an explosive set of images by igniting gasoline in midair.
Rob Prideaux, 45, photographs fire and smoke and then creates patterns from it.
The San Francisco-based artist captures the fire in the split second its visible by using highly arcane methods.
Rob's Smoke and Fire series is his quest 'to shape one of the more uncontrollable phenomena in nature'.
He said: "Fire is pretty uncontrollable. The mid-air explosions have defied all attempts at wrangling so far. The shot with the loop of fire was created with steel plates between the camera to try to shape it."
Highlights of the fire images include a heart-shaped fireball, three blazing tennis balls hurtling through the air and a washing line, which has gone up in flames.
Prideaux also creates patterns from smoke by burning incense in the dark and photographing it.
Rob explains: "The smoke images are a more contemplative process of waiting and stillness and are heavily manipulated into patterns.
"I began duplicating and combining the smoke images as a meditative practice, dedicating 15 minutes each morning to thoughtless creation, and mandalas began to form, over time.
"From its source as raw material, I've gradually realised the images say a lot about ephemerality and the so-called taming of our natural environment."
MUST CREDIT PICTURES TO:
Rob Prideaux/Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/KVKKEBFFY (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Smoke and fire images by Rob Prideaux, San Francisco, America - 14 Aug 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by REX/Rob Prideaux (2816920y)
Smoke and fire art
Great Balls Of Fire! Stunning Images Created With Smoke and Fire
Great Balls Of Fire! Stunning Images Created With Smoke and Fire
A photographer has taken an explosive set of images by igniting gasoline in midair.
Rob Prideaux, 45, photographs fire and smoke and then creates patterns from it.
The San Francisco-based artist captures the fire in the split second its visible by using highly arcane methods.
Rob's Smoke and Fire series is his quest 'to shape one of the more uncontrollable phenomena in nature'.
He said: "Fire is pretty uncontrollable. The mid-air explosions have defied all attempts at wrangling so far. The shot with the loop of fire was created with steel plates between the camera to try to shape it."
Highlights of the fire images include a heart-shaped fireball, three blazing tennis balls hurtling through the air and a washing line, which has gone up in flames.
Prideaux also creates patterns from smoke by burning incense in the dark and photographing it.
Rob explains: "The smoke images are a more contemplative process of waiting and stillness and are heavily manipulated into patterns.
"I began duplicating and combining the smoke images as a meditative practice, dedicating 15 minutes each morning to thoughtless creation, and mandalas began to form, over time.
"From its source as raw material, I've gradually realised the images say a lot about ephemerality and the so-called taming of our natural environment."
MUST CREDIT PICTURES TO:
Rob Prideaux/Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/KVKKEBFFY (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Smoke and fire images by Rob Prideaux, San Francisco, America - 14 Aug 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by REX/Rob Prideaux (2816920x)
Smoke and fire art
Great Balls Of Fire! Stunning Images Created With Smoke and Fire
Great Balls Of Fire! Stunning Images Created With Smoke and Fire
A photographer has taken an explosive set of images by igniting gasoline in midair.
Rob Prideaux, 45, photographs fire and smoke and then creates patterns from it.
The San Francisco-based artist captures the fire in the split second its visible by using highly arcane methods.
Rob's Smoke and Fire series is his quest 'to shape one of the more uncontrollable phenomena in nature'.
He said: "Fire is pretty uncontrollable. The mid-air explosions have defied all attempts at wrangling so far. The shot with the loop of fire was created with steel plates between the camera to try to shape it."
Highlights of the fire images include a heart-shaped fireball, three blazing tennis balls hurtling through the air and a washing line, which has gone up in flames.
Prideaux also creates patterns from smoke by burning incense in the dark and photographing it.
Rob explains: "The smoke images are a more contemplative process of waiting and stillness and are heavily manipulated into patterns.
"I began duplicating and combining the smoke images as a meditative practice, dedicating 15 minutes each morning to thoughtless creation, and mandalas began to form, over time.
"From its source as raw material, I've gradually realised the images say a lot about ephemerality and the so-called taming of our natural environment."
MUST CREDIT PICTURES TO:
Rob Prideaux/Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/KVKKEBFFY (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Smoke and fire images by Rob Prideaux, San Francisco, America - 14 Aug 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by REX/Rob Prideaux (2816920v)
Smoke and fire art
Great Balls Of Fire! Stunning Images Created With Smoke and Fire
Great Balls Of Fire! Stunning Images Created With Smoke and Fire
A photographer has taken an explosive set of images by igniting gasoline in midair.
Rob Prideaux, 45, photographs fire and smoke and then creates patterns from it.
The San Francisco-based artist captures the fire in the split second its visible by using highly arcane methods.
Rob's Smoke and Fire series is his quest 'to shape one of the more uncontrollable phenomena in nature'.
He said: "Fire is pretty uncontrollable. The mid-air explosions have defied all attempts at wrangling so far. The shot with the loop of fire was created with steel plates between the camera to try to shape it."
Highlights of the fire images include a heart-shaped fireball, three blazing tennis balls hurtling through the air and a washing line, which has gone up in flames.
Prideaux also creates patterns from smoke by burning incense in the dark and photographing it.
Rob explains: "The smoke images are a more contemplative process of waiting and stillness and are heavily manipulated into patterns.
"I began duplicating and combining the smoke images as a meditative practice, dedicating 15 minutes each morning to thoughtless creation, and mandalas began to form, over time.
"From its source as raw material, I've gradually realised the images say a lot about ephemerality and the so-called taming of our natural environment."
MUST CREDIT PICTURES TO:
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For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/KVKKEBFFY (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Smoke and fire images by Rob Prideaux, San Francisco, America - 14 Aug 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by REX/Rob Prideaux (2816920w)
Smoke and fire art
Great Balls Of Fire! Stunning Images Created With Smoke and Fire
Great Balls Of Fire! Stunning Images Created With Smoke and Fire
A photographer has taken an explosive set of images by igniting gasoline in midair.
Rob Prideaux, 45, photographs fire and smoke and then creates patterns from it.
The San Francisco-based artist captures the fire in the split second its visible by using highly arcane methods.
Rob's Smoke and Fire series is his quest 'to shape one of the more uncontrollable phenomena in nature'.
He said: "Fire is pretty uncontrollable. The mid-air explosions have defied all attempts at wrangling so far. The shot with the loop of fire was created with steel plates between the camera to try to shape it."
Highlights of the fire images include a heart-shaped fireball, three blazing tennis balls hurtling through the air and a washing line, which has gone up in flames.
Prideaux also creates patterns from smoke by burning incense in the dark and photographing it.
Rob explains: "The smoke images are a more contemplative process of waiting and stillness and are heavily manipulated into patterns.
"I began duplicating and combining the smoke images as a meditative practice, dedicating 15 minutes each morning to thoughtless creation, and mandalas began to form, over time.
"From its source as raw material, I've gradually realised the images say a lot about ephemerality and the so-called taming of our natural environment."
MUST CREDIT PICTURES TO:
Rob Prideaux/Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/KVKKEBFFY (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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British couple leave rat-race to help endangered animals - 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Gemma Catlin/Rex Features (2228697as)
Photographing seal, Cape Town, May 12, A British couple have left behind careers to travel the world, working as conservation photojournalists and filming documentaries about endangered animals and the human impact on the world.
Aaron Gekoski, 33, co-owned a model agency and Gemma Catlin, 32, worked as a hospitality consultant; opening bars, hotels and restaurants across Europe.
The pair met in Mozambique after Aaron left London (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Woolwich terror attack, London, Britain - 23 May 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Ben Cawthra / Rex Features (2378614l)
A police forensics photographer photographing evidence at the scene where a member of the armed forces was attacked yesterday by two men in what is being described as a terrorist attack.
Woolwich terror attack, London, Britain - 23 May 2013
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Anti Poll Tax Demonstration, Trafalgar Square, London, Britain - 1990
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Andy Soloman / Rex Features (169850e)
Two men photographing scenes of police shielding themselves from the rioters
Anti Poll Tax Demonstration, Trafalgar Square, London, Britain - 1990
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Zusammenstellung: Thatcher mit 87 Jahren gestorben - Die Thatcherjahre
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House Fire in Harlow, Essex, Britain - 15 Oct 2012
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A fire investigation team photographing a burnt out car at the scene on Barn Mead, Harlow
House Fire in Harlow, Essex, Britain - 15 Oct 2012
Three children and a woman have died and three others are in hospital following a house fire. Two boys aged 13 and 6, a girl aged 11 and the woman were declared dead at the scene. A nine-year-old boy and a three-year-old girl have serious burns and a man has minor burns
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House Fire in Harlow, Essex, Britain - 15 Oct 2012
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A fire investigation team photographing a burnt out car at the scene on Barn Mead, Harlow
House Fire in Harlow, Essex, Britain - 15 Oct 2012
Three children and a woman have died and three others are in hospital following a house fire. Two boys aged 13 and 6, a girl aged 11 and the woman were declared dead at the scene. A nine-year-old boy and a three-year-old girl have serious burns and a man has minor burns
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Former bin man Steve Jones, who travels around Europe photographing dustcarts, Britain - 01 Jul 2011
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Steve Jones/Solent News / Rex Features ( 1378398p )
Another Rubbish Holiday
Former binman Steve Jones always has a rubbish holiday - because he travels around Britain and Europe to watch dustcarts in action.
The 48 year old likes nothing more than travelling hundreds of miles, tracking down the local waste tip and offering to work on the bins for free.
Steve's passion for rubbish has taken him as far a field as the Lake District, South Wales, Cornwall, Lancashire, Kent, Sussex, the Isles of Scilly and even Malta and Cyprus.
Steve, of Lake, Isle of Wight, has lovingly restored a rare 1982 Shelvoke and Drewry dustcart so he can drive it in his spare time and is in the process of restoring another.
It costs around 1,000 pounds a year to run the 1982 Shelvoke Drewry PN Mini even though he drives it little more than 400 miles in that time. It has a top speed of just 43mph.
Steve, now a self-employed gardener, said: "I fill it with clean cardboard once or twice a year, take it to a recycling centre and push it out again, just to make sure it all works fine.
"It takes me months to collect the necessary 1.5 tonnes of cardboard but it's quite satisfying to watch the crushing - I take a few photos of that each time.
"People think I have a strange hobby but nothing comes close to the thrill of riding in a dustcart.
"It's wonderful watching them in action. Even if I can't join in I love seeing them crush the waste and dump it at the tip."
Steve's bizarre fascination began when he was a child and spent school holidays following them round west London on his bicycle.
He started 'spotting' the trucks and kept a notebook with registration numbers, details of the carts and the names of the crew.
He explained: "As a child I remember a Bedford TK cab and chassis with an Eagle crush loader body coming to my home - that's how it started...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/QGMBSSAMM
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Former bin man Steve Jones, who travels around Europe photographing dustcarts, Britain - 01 Jul 2011
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Steve Jones/Solent News / Rex Features ( 1378398n )
Another Rubbish Holiday
Former binman Steve Jones always has a rubbish holiday - because he travels around Britain and Europe to watch dustcarts in action.
The 48 year old likes nothing more than travelling hundreds of miles, tracking down the local waste tip and offering to work on the bins for free.
Steve's passion for rubbish has taken him as far a field as the Lake District, South Wales, Cornwall, Lancashire, Kent, Sussex, the Isles of Scilly and even Malta and Cyprus.
Steve, of Lake, Isle of Wight, has lovingly restored a rare 1982 Shelvoke and Drewry dustcart so he can drive it in his spare time and is in the process of restoring another.
It costs around 1,000 pounds a year to run the 1982 Shelvoke Drewry PN Mini even though he drives it little more than 400 miles in that time. It has a top speed of just 43mph.
Steve, now a self-employed gardener, said: "I fill it with clean cardboard once or twice a year, take it to a recycling centre and push it out again, just to make sure it all works fine.
"It takes me months to collect the necessary 1.5 tonnes of cardboard but it's quite satisfying to watch the crushing - I take a few photos of that each time.
"People think I have a strange hobby but nothing comes close to the thrill of riding in a dustcart.
"It's wonderful watching them in action. Even if I can't join in I love seeing them crush the waste and dump it at the tip."
Steve's bizarre fascination began when he was a child and spent school holidays following them round west London on his bicycle.
He started 'spotting' the trucks and kept a notebook with registration numbers, details of the carts and the names of the crew.
He explained: "As a child I remember a Bedford TK cab and chassis with an Eagle crush loader body coming to my home - that's how it started...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/QGMBSSAMM
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Former bin man Steve Jones, who travels around Europe photographing dustcarts, Britain - 01 Jul 2011
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Steve Jones/Solent News / Rex Features ( 1378398q )
Another Rubbish Holiday
Former binman Steve Jones always has a rubbish holiday - because he travels around Britain and Europe to watch dustcarts in action.
The 48 year old likes nothing more than travelling hundreds of miles, tracking down the local waste tip and offering to work on the bins for free.
Steve's passion for rubbish has taken him as far a field as the Lake District, South Wales, Cornwall, Lancashire, Kent, Sussex, the Isles of Scilly and even Malta and Cyprus.
Steve, of Lake, Isle of Wight, has lovingly restored a rare 1982 Shelvoke and Drewry dustcart so he can drive it in his spare time and is in the process of restoring another.
It costs around 1,000 pounds a year to run the 1982 Shelvoke Drewry PN Mini even though he drives it little more than 400 miles in that time. It has a top speed of just 43mph.
Steve, now a self-employed gardener, said: "I fill it with clean cardboard once or twice a year, take it to a recycling centre and push it out again, just to make sure it all works fine.
"It takes me months to collect the necessary 1.5 tonnes of cardboard but it's quite satisfying to watch the crushing - I take a few photos of that each time.
"People think I have a strange hobby but nothing comes close to the thrill of riding in a dustcart.
"It's wonderful watching them in action. Even if I can't join in I love seeing them crush the waste and dump it at the tip."
Steve's bizarre fascination began when he was a child and spent school holidays following them round west London on his bicycle.
He started 'spotting' the trucks and kept a notebook with registration numbers, details of the carts and the names of the crew.
He explained: "As a child I remember a Bedford TK cab and chassis with an Eagle crush loader body coming to my home - that's how it started...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/QGMBSSAMM
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Former bin man Steve Jones, who travels around Europe photographing dustcarts, Britain - 01 Jul 2011
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Steve Jones/Solent News / Rex Features ( 1378398m )
Another Rubbish Holiday
Former binman Steve Jones always has a rubbish holiday - because he travels around Britain and Europe to watch dustcarts in action.
The 48 year old likes nothing more than travelling hundreds of miles, tracking down the local waste tip and offering to work on the bins for free.
Steve's passion for rubbish has taken him as far a field as the Lake District, South Wales, Cornwall, Lancashire, Kent, Sussex, the Isles of Scilly and even Malta and Cyprus.
Steve, of Lake, Isle of Wight, has lovingly restored a rare 1982 Shelvoke and Drewry dustcart so he can drive it in his spare time and is in the process of restoring another.
It costs around 1,000 pounds a year to run the 1982 Shelvoke Drewry PN Mini even though he drives it little more than 400 miles in that time. It has a top speed of just 43mph.
Steve, now a self-employed gardener, said: "I fill it with clean cardboard once or twice a year, take it to a recycling centre and push it out again, just to make sure it all works fine.
"It takes me months to collect the necessary 1.5 tonnes of cardboard but it's quite satisfying to watch the crushing - I take a few photos of that each time.
"People think I have a strange hobby but nothing comes close to the thrill of riding in a dustcart.
"It's wonderful watching them in action. Even if I can't join in I love seeing them crush the waste and dump it at the tip."
Steve's bizarre fascination began when he was a child and spent school holidays following them round west London on his bicycle.
He started 'spotting' the trucks and kept a notebook with registration numbers, details of the carts and the names of the crew.
He explained: "As a child I remember a Bedford TK cab and chassis with an Eagle crush loader body coming to my home - that's how it started...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/QGMBSSAMM
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Former bin man Steve Jones, who travels around Europe photographing dustcarts, Britain - 01 Jul 2011
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Steve Jones/Solent News / Rex Features ( 1378398l )
Another Rubbish Holiday
Former binman Steve Jones always has a rubbish holiday - because he travels around Britain and Europe to watch dustcarts in action.
The 48 year old likes nothing more than travelling hundreds of miles, tracking down the local waste tip and offering to work on the bins for free.
Steve's passion for rubbish has taken him as far a field as the Lake District, South Wales, Cornwall, Lancashire, Kent, Sussex, the Isles of Scilly and even Malta and Cyprus.
Steve, of Lake, Isle of Wight, has lovingly restored a rare 1982 Shelvoke and Drewry dustcart so he can drive it in his spare time and is in the process of restoring another.
It costs around 1,000 pounds a year to run the 1982 Shelvoke Drewry PN Mini even though he drives it little more than 400 miles in that time. It has a top speed of just 43mph.
Steve, now a self-employed gardener, said: "I fill it with clean cardboard once or twice a year, take it to a recycling centre and push it out again, just to make sure it all works fine.
"It takes me months to collect the necessary 1.5 tonnes of cardboard but it's quite satisfying to watch the crushing - I take a few photos of that each time.
"People think I have a strange hobby but nothing comes close to the thrill of riding in a dustcart.
"It's wonderful watching them in action. Even if I can't join in I love seeing them crush the waste and dump it at the tip."
Steve's bizarre fascination began when he was a child and spent school holidays following them round west London on his bicycle.
He started 'spotting' the trucks and kept a notebook with registration numbers, details of the carts and the names of the crew.
He explained: "As a child I remember a Bedford TK cab and chassis with an Eagle crush loader body coming to my home - that's how it started...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/QGMBSSAMM
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Former bin man Steve Jones, who travels around Europe photographing dustcarts, Britain - 01 Jul 2011
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Steve Jones/Solent News / Rex Features ( 1378398h )
Another Rubbish Holiday
Former binman Steve Jones always has a rubbish holiday - because he travels around Britain and Europe to watch dustcarts in action.
The 48 year old likes nothing more than travelling hundreds of miles, tracking down the local waste tip and offering to work on the bins for free.
Steve's passion for rubbish has taken him as far a field as the Lake District, South Wales, Cornwall, Lancashire, Kent, Sussex, the Isles of Scilly and even Malta and Cyprus.
Steve, of Lake, Isle of Wight, has lovingly restored a rare 1982 Shelvoke and Drewry dustcart so he can drive it in his spare time and is in the process of restoring another.
It costs around 1,000 pounds a year to run the 1982 Shelvoke Drewry PN Mini even though he drives it little more than 400 miles in that time. It has a top speed of just 43mph.
Steve, now a self-employed gardener, said: "I fill it with clean cardboard once or twice a year, take it to a recycling centre and push it out again, just to make sure it all works fine.
"It takes me months to collect the necessary 1.5 tonnes of cardboard but it's quite satisfying to watch the crushing - I take a few photos of that each time.
"People think I have a strange hobby but nothing comes close to the thrill of riding in a dustcart.
"It's wonderful watching them in action. Even if I can't join in I love seeing them crush the waste and dump it at the tip."
Steve's bizarre fascination began when he was a child and spent school holidays following them round west London on his bicycle.
He started 'spotting' the trucks and kept a notebook with registration numbers, details of the carts and the names of the crew.
He explained: "As a child I remember a Bedford TK cab and chassis with an Eagle crush loader body coming to my home - that's how it started...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/QGMBSSAMM
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Former bin man Steve Jones, who travels around Europe photographing dustcarts, Britain - 01 Jul 2011
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Steve Jones/Solent News / Rex Features ( 1378398j )
Another Rubbish Holiday
Former binman Steve Jones always has a rubbish holiday - because he travels around Britain and Europe to watch dustcarts in action.
The 48 year old likes nothing more than travelling hundreds of miles, tracking down the local waste tip and offering to work on the bins for free.
Steve's passion for rubbish has taken him as far a field as the Lake District, South Wales, Cornwall, Lancashire, Kent, Sussex, the Isles of Scilly and even Malta and Cyprus.
Steve, of Lake, Isle of Wight, has lovingly restored a rare 1982 Shelvoke and Drewry dustcart so he can drive it in his spare time and is in the process of restoring another.
It costs around 1,000 pounds a year to run the 1982 Shelvoke Drewry PN Mini even though he drives it little more than 400 miles in that time. It has a top speed of just 43mph.
Steve, now a self-employed gardener, said: "I fill it with clean cardboard once or twice a year, take it to a recycling centre and push it out again, just to make sure it all works fine.
"It takes me months to collect the necessary 1.5 tonnes of cardboard but it's quite satisfying to watch the crushing - I take a few photos of that each time.
"People think I have a strange hobby but nothing comes close to the thrill of riding in a dustcart.
"It's wonderful watching them in action. Even if I can't join in I love seeing them crush the waste and dump it at the tip."
Steve's bizarre fascination began when he was a child and spent school holidays following them round west London on his bicycle.
He started 'spotting' the trucks and kept a notebook with registration numbers, details of the carts and the names of the crew.
He explained: "As a child I remember a Bedford TK cab and chassis with an Eagle crush loader body coming to my home - that's how it started...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/QGMBSSAMM
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Former bin man Steve Jones, who travels around Europe photographing dustcarts, Britain - 01 Jul 2011
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Steve Jones/Solent News / Rex Features ( 1378398i )
Another Rubbish Holiday
Former binman Steve Jones always has a rubbish holiday - because he travels around Britain and Europe to watch dustcarts in action.
The 48 year old likes nothing more than travelling hundreds of miles, tracking down the local waste tip and offering to work on the bins for free.
Steve's passion for rubbish has taken him as far a field as the Lake District, South Wales, Cornwall, Lancashire, Kent, Sussex, the Isles of Scilly and even Malta and Cyprus.
Steve, of Lake, Isle of Wight, has lovingly restored a rare 1982 Shelvoke and Drewry dustcart so he can drive it in his spare time and is in the process of restoring another.
It costs around 1,000 pounds a year to run the 1982 Shelvoke Drewry PN Mini even though he drives it little more than 400 miles in that time. It has a top speed of just 43mph.
Steve, now a self-employed gardener, said: "I fill it with clean cardboard once or twice a year, take it to a recycling centre and push it out again, just to make sure it all works fine.
"It takes me months to collect the necessary 1.5 tonnes of cardboard but it's quite satisfying to watch the crushing - I take a few photos of that each time.
"People think I have a strange hobby but nothing comes close to the thrill of riding in a dustcart.
"It's wonderful watching them in action. Even if I can't join in I love seeing them crush the waste and dump it at the tip."
Steve's bizarre fascination began when he was a child and spent school holidays following them round west London on his bicycle.
He started 'spotting' the trucks and kept a notebook with registration numbers, details of the carts and the names of the crew.
He explained: "As a child I remember a Bedford TK cab and chassis with an Eagle crush loader body coming to my home - that's how it started...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/QGMBSSAMM
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Former bin man Steve Jones, who travels around Europe photographing dustcarts, Britain - 01 Jul 2011
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Steve Jones/Solent News / Rex Features ( 1378398k )
Another Rubbish Holiday
Former binman Steve Jones always has a rubbish holiday - because he travels around Britain and Europe to watch dustcarts in action.
The 48 year old likes nothing more than travelling hundreds of miles, tracking down the local waste tip and offering to work on the bins for free.
Steve's passion for rubbish has taken him as far a field as the Lake District, South Wales, Cornwall, Lancashire, Kent, Sussex, the Isles of Scilly and even Malta and Cyprus.
Steve, of Lake, Isle of Wight, has lovingly restored a rare 1982 Shelvoke and Drewry dustcart so he can drive it in his spare time and is in the process of restoring another.
It costs around 1,000 pounds a year to run the 1982 Shelvoke Drewry PN Mini even though he drives it little more than 400 miles in that time. It has a top speed of just 43mph.
Steve, now a self-employed gardener, said: "I fill it with clean cardboard once or twice a year, take it to a recycling centre and push it out again, just to make sure it all works fine.
"It takes me months to collect the necessary 1.5 tonnes of cardboard but it's quite satisfying to watch the crushing - I take a few photos of that each time.
"People think I have a strange hobby but nothing comes close to the thrill of riding in a dustcart.
"It's wonderful watching them in action. Even if I can't join in I love seeing them crush the waste and dump it at the tip."
Steve's bizarre fascination began when he was a child and spent school holidays following them round west London on his bicycle.
He started 'spotting' the trucks and kept a notebook with registration numbers, details of the carts and the names of the crew.
He explained: "As a child I remember a Bedford TK cab and chassis with an Eagle crush loader body coming to my home - that's how it started...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/QGMBSSAMM
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Former bin man Steve Jones, who travels around Europe photographing dustcarts, Britain - 01 Jul 2011
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Solent News / Rex Features ( 1378398a )
Another Rubbish Holiday
Former binman Steve Jones always has a rubbish holiday - because he travels around Britain and Europe to watch dustcarts in action.
The 48 year old likes nothing more than travelling hundreds of miles, tracking down the local waste tip and offering to work on the bins for free.
Steve's passion for rubbish has taken him as far a field as the Lake District, South Wales, Cornwall, Lancashire, Kent, Sussex, the Isles of Scilly and even Malta and Cyprus.
Steve, of Lake, Isle of Wight, has lovingly restored a rare 1982 Shelvoke and Drewry dustcart so he can drive it in his spare time and is in the process of restoring another.
It costs around 1,000 pounds a year to run the 1982 Shelvoke Drewry PN Mini even though he drives it little more than 400 miles in that time. It has a top speed of just 43mph.
Steve, now a self-employed gardener, said: "I fill it with clean cardboard once or twice a year, take it to a recycling centre and push it out again, just to make sure it all works fine.
"It takes me months to collect the necessary 1.5 tonnes of cardboard but it's quite satisfying to watch the crushing - I take a few photos of that each time.
"People think I have a strange hobby but nothing comes close to the thrill of riding in a dustcart.
"It's wonderful watching them in action. Even if I can't join in I love seeing them crush the waste and dump it at the tip."
Steve's bizarre fascination began when he was a child and spent school holidays following them round west London on his bicycle.
He started 'spotting' the trucks and kept a notebook with registration numbers, details of the carts and the names of the crew.
He explained: "As a child I remember a Bedford TK cab and chassis with an Eagle crush loader body coming to my home - that's how it started.
"I lov...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/QGMBSSAMM
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Former bin man Steve Jones, who travels around Europe photographing dustcarts, Britain - 01 Jul 2011
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Steve Jones/Solent News / Rex Features ( 1378398g )
Another Rubbish Holiday
Former binman Steve Jones always has a rubbish holiday - because he travels around Britain and Europe to watch dustcarts in action.
The 48 year old likes nothing more than travelling hundreds of miles, tracking down the local waste tip and offering to work on the bins for free.
Steve's passion for rubbish has taken him as far a field as the Lake District, South Wales, Cornwall, Lancashire, Kent, Sussex, the Isles of Scilly and even Malta and Cyprus.
Steve, of Lake, Isle of Wight, has lovingly restored a rare 1982 Shelvoke and Drewry dustcart so he can drive it in his spare time and is in the process of restoring another.
It costs around 1,000 pounds a year to run the 1982 Shelvoke Drewry PN Mini even though he drives it little more than 400 miles in that time. It has a top speed of just 43mph.
Steve, now a self-employed gardener, said: "I fill it with clean cardboard once or twice a year, take it to a recycling centre and push it out again, just to make sure it all works fine.
"It takes me months to collect the necessary 1.5 tonnes of cardboard but it's quite satisfying to watch the crushing - I take a few photos of that each time.
"People think I have a strange hobby but nothing comes close to the thrill of riding in a dustcart.
"It's wonderful watching them in action. Even if I can't join in I love seeing them crush the waste and dump it at the tip."
Steve's bizarre fascination began when he was a child and spent school holidays following them round west London on his bicycle.
He started 'spotting' the trucks and kept a notebook with registration numbers, details of the carts and the names of the crew.
He explained: "As a child I remember a Bedford TK cab and chassis with an Eagle crush loader body coming to my home - that's how it started...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/QGMBSSAMM
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Former bin man Steve Jones, who travels around Europe photographing dustcarts, Britain - 01 Jul 2011
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Solent News / Rex Features ( 1378398f )
Another Rubbish Holiday
Former binman Steve Jones always has a rubbish holiday - because he travels around Britain and Europe to watch dustcarts in action.
The 48 year old likes nothing more than travelling hundreds of miles, tracking down the local waste tip and offering to work on the bins for free.
Steve's passion for rubbish has taken him as far a field as the Lake District, South Wales, Cornwall, Lancashire, Kent, Sussex, the Isles of Scilly and even Malta and Cyprus.
Steve, of Lake, Isle of Wight, has lovingly restored a rare 1982 Shelvoke and Drewry dustcart so he can drive it in his spare time and is in the process of restoring another.
It costs around 1,000 pounds a year to run the 1982 Shelvoke Drewry PN Mini even though he drives it little more than 400 miles in that time. It has a top speed of just 43mph.
Steve, now a self-employed gardener, said: "I fill it with clean cardboard once or twice a year, take it to a recycling centre and push it out again, just to make sure it all works fine.
"It takes me months to collect the necessary 1.5 tonnes of cardboard but it's quite satisfying to watch the crushing - I take a few photos of that each time.
"People think I have a strange hobby but nothing comes close to the thrill of riding in a dustcart.
"It's wonderful watching them in action. Even if I can't join in I love seeing them crush the waste and dump it at the tip."
Steve's bizarre fascination began when he was a child and spent school holidays following them round west London on his bicycle.
He started 'spotting' the trucks and kept a notebook with registration numbers, details of the carts and the names of the crew.
He explained: "As a child I remember a Bedford TK cab and chassis with an Eagle crush loader body coming to my home - that's how it started.
"I lov...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/QGMBSSAMM
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Former bin man Steve Jones, who travels around Europe photographing dustcarts, Britain - 01 Jul 2011
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Solent News / Rex Features ( 1378398b )
Another Rubbish Holiday
Former binman Steve Jones always has a rubbish holiday - because he travels around Britain and Europe to watch dustcarts in action.
The 48 year old likes nothing more than travelling hundreds of miles, tracking down the local waste tip and offering to work on the bins for free.
Steve's passion for rubbish has taken him as far a field as the Lake District, South Wales, Cornwall, Lancashire, Kent, Sussex, the Isles of Scilly and even Malta and Cyprus.
Steve, of Lake, Isle of Wight, has lovingly restored a rare 1982 Shelvoke and Drewry dustcart so he can drive it in his spare time and is in the process of restoring another.
It costs around 1,000 pounds a year to run the 1982 Shelvoke Drewry PN Mini even though he drives it little more than 400 miles in that time. It has a top speed of just 43mph.
Steve, now a self-employed gardener, said: "I fill it with clean cardboard once or twice a year, take it to a recycling centre and push it out again, just to make sure it all works fine.
"It takes me months to collect the necessary 1.5 tonnes of cardboard but it's quite satisfying to watch the crushing - I take a few photos of that each time.
"People think I have a strange hobby but nothing comes close to the thrill of riding in a dustcart.
"It's wonderful watching them in action. Even if I can't join in I love seeing them crush the waste and dump it at the tip."
Steve's bizarre fascination began when he was a child and spent school holidays following them round west London on his bicycle.
He started 'spotting' the trucks and kept a notebook with registration numbers, details of the carts and the names of the crew.
He explained: "As a child I remember a Bedford TK cab and chassis with an Eagle crush loader body coming to my home - that's how it started.
"I lov...
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