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FEATURE - Pix of the Day: Die Bilder des Tages
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A young girl proudly holds the plant she has adopted.
Adopt a plant with Wayward, Morden Hall Park, London, UK - 27 Jul 2018
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FEATURE - Pix of the Day: Die Bilder des Tages
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Jacob Hutchins/REX/Shutterstock (9771982l)
A young girl proudly holds the plant she has adopted.
Adopt a plant with Wayward, Morden Hall Park, London, UK - 27 Jul 2018
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FEATURE - Grosses Schaulaufen an der Hundeshow "Crufts" in Birmingham
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A Samoyed looks on proudly on the first day of Crufts 2018
Crufts, Day One, NEC, Birmingham, UK - 08 Mar 2018
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Crabbie's Grand National 2015 Day Three (Saturday) Aintree Racecourse Co, Liverpool, United Kingdom - 11 Apr 2015
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A Racegoer proudly shows her 99p flip flops as she poses for a photograph at Aintree on Crabbies Grand National Day
Crabbie's Grand National 2015 Day Three (Saturday) Aintree Racecourse Co, Liverpool, United Kingdom - 11 Apr 2015
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FEATURE - Tierseelenporträts
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A dog stares at the camera proudly for its portrait
'Animal Soul' portaits - Mar 2015
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Jordanian Photographer Robert Bahou has created a photo series that provides a glimpse into the souls of cats and dogs.
The project, entitled Animal Soul, features portraits of different breeds of cats and dogs.
Robert said: "I look for hints of truth in the photographs, and I have found that this is surprisingly accessible with animals. The reason for this is that I don't believe animals understand what a camera is. As a result, they don't behave the way we do when faced with a camera.
"They don't adjust themselves, turn to their good sides, pull a prepared face, or hide anything. What's left is a truly honest moment between them and the camera. I want to, in a very close and personal way, show that animals have unique and beautiful personalities."
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FEATURE - Tierseelenporträts
MANDATORY CREDIT: Robert Bahou/REX Shutterstock. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Robert Bahou/REX/Shutterstock (5572882i)
A husky dog stares proudly at the camera
'Animal Soul' portaits - Mar 2015
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Jordanian Photographer Robert Bahou has created a photo series that provides a glimpse into the souls of cats and dogs.
The project, entitled Animal Soul, features portraits of different breeds of cats and dogs.
Robert said: "I look for hints of truth in the photographs, and I have found that this is surprisingly accessible with animals. The reason for this is that I don't believe animals understand what a camera is. As a result, they don't behave the way we do when faced with a camera.
"They don't adjust themselves, turn to their good sides, pull a prepared face, or hide anything. What's left is a truly honest moment between them and the camera. I want to, in a very close and personal way, show that animals have unique and beautiful personalities."
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FEATURE - Tierseelenporträts
MANDATORY CREDIT: Robert Bahou/REX Shutterstock. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Robert Bahou/REX/Shutterstock (5572882n)
A bear-like dog stares proudly at the camera
'Animal Soul' portaits - Mar 2015
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Jordanian Photographer Robert Bahou has created a photo series that provides a glimpse into the souls of cats and dogs.
The project, entitled Animal Soul, features portraits of different breeds of cats and dogs.
Robert said: "I look for hints of truth in the photographs, and I have found that this is surprisingly accessible with animals. The reason for this is that I don't believe animals understand what a camera is. As a result, they don't behave the way we do when faced with a camera.
"They don't adjust themselves, turn to their good sides, pull a prepared face, or hide anything. What's left is a truly honest moment between them and the camera. I want to, in a very close and personal way, show that animals have unique and beautiful personalities."
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'Noodling' for catfish on the Red River, Oklahoma, America - 2012
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Off Their Noodles: Catching Catfish By Hand
Traditionally, fishing is considered to be a quiet and peaceful pastime.
However, it's a whole different - not to mention finger threatening experience - when it comes to 'noodling' for catfish.
Flathead catfish live in holes or under brush in rivers and lakes, and the unconventional method of fishing involves placing your hand inside one of these underwater holes.
In theory the catfish will then latch onto the fisherman's hand, usually as a defensive maneuver, in order to try to escape.
The trick is then to push your hand down the fish's throat before grabbing it by the back of the jaw and hauling it out of its hole.
Though some noodlers wear gloves or take other protective measures, many don't and cuts and minor wounds are a real possibility.
Other more serious dangers include the loss of fingers and a risk of drowning, as many holes are deep enough that diving underwater is required.
In addition, alligators, snakes, snapping turtles and other aquatic life have all been known to take over abandoned catfish holes.
Noodling is illegal almost everywhere in America - because of the risk to noodlers and the threat to the fish population - apart from in 11 Southern states.
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Margaret Thatcher Stands Proudly On Victory Green Port Stanley During Her Visit To The Falkland Islands. She Was There To Mark The 10th Anniversary Of The Falklands War.
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Margaret Thatcher Stands Proudly On Victory Green Port Stanley During Her Visit To The Falkland Islands. She Was There To Mark The 10th Anniversary Of The Falklands War.
Margaret Thatcher Stands Proudly On Victory Green Port Stanley During Her Visit To The Falkland Islands. She Was There To Mark The 10th Anniversary Of The Falklands War.
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Zusammenstellung: Margaret Thatcher mit 87 Jahren gestorben - auf den Falkland Islands
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The wedding of Prince William and Catherine Middleton, London, Britain - 29 Apr 2011
No UK until 27 May 2011
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William And Catherine's Wedding Cake
Cake designer Fiona Cairns created Prince William and Kate Middleton's royal wedding cake.
The eight-tiered traditional fruit cake was lavishly decorated with a floral theme and took centre stage at the couple's wedding reception at Buckingham Palace.
The confection consisted of 17 individual fruit cakes, 12 of which formed the base.
These were covered in cream and white icing and decorated with up to 900 delicate sugar-paste flowers.
Following a theme seen throughout the wedding, the cake featured 17 different iced blooms and foliage.
The base was covered in ivy leaves, symbolising marriage, and the bottom three tiers were decorated with daisies - meaning innocence - sweet William and lavender.
Then there was cascading orange and apple blossom, honeysuckle, acorns with oak leaves - meaning strength and endurance - and bridal rose, which symbolises happiness, and myrtle.
Lily of the valley - representing sweetness and humility - covered the sixth tier which also featured an interpretation of the couple's cipher - their initials intertwined below a coronet.
The penultimate tier was decorated with the four flowers of Britain - English rose, Scottish thistle, Welsh daffodil and Irish shamrock.
Meanwhile, the very final tier was covered with lace details with a garland of lily of the valley and heather on top.
Ingredients used in the cake included dried fruits such as raisins and sultanas, walnuts, cherries, grated oranges and lemon, French brandy and free-range eggs and flour.
Cairns and her team spent five weeks working on cake after being commissioned in February.
Cairns and her team have spent the last two days at Buckingham Palace setting the elaborate cake up.
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The wedding of Prince William and Catherine Middleton, London, Britain - 29 Apr 2011
No UK until 27 May 2011
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Rex Features ( 1310658dn )
William And Catherine's Wedding Cake
Cake designer Fiona Cairns created Prince William and Kate Middleton's royal wedding cake.
The eight-tiered traditional fruit cake was lavishly decorated with a floral theme and took centre stage at the couple's wedding reception at Buckingham Palace.
The confection consisted of 17 individual fruit cakes, 12 of which formed the base.
These were covered in cream and white icing and decorated with up to 900 delicate sugar-paste flowers.
Following a theme seen throughout the wedding, the cake featured 17 different iced blooms and foliage.
The base was covered in ivy leaves, symbolising marriage, and the bottom three tiers were decorated with daisies - meaning innocence - sweet William and lavender.
Then there was cascading orange and apple blossom, honeysuckle, acorns with oak leaves - meaning strength and endurance - and bridal rose, which symbolises happiness, and myrtle.
Lily of the valley - representing sweetness and humility - covered the sixth tier which also featured an interpretation of the couple's cipher - their initials intertwined below a coronet.
The penultimate tier was decorated with the four flowers of Britain - English rose, Scottish thistle, Welsh daffodil and Irish shamrock.
Meanwhile, the very final tier was covered with lace details with a garland of lily of the valley and heather on top.
Ingredients used in the cake included dried fruits such as raisins and sultanas, walnuts, cherries, grated oranges and lemon, French brandy and free-range eggs and flour.
Cairns and her team spent five weeks working on cake after being commissioned in February.
Cairns and her team have spent the last two days at Buckingham Palace setting the elaborate cake up.
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Michael Jackson memorial press conference at the Staples Centre in Los Angeles, America - 03 Jul 2009
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Brazilian journalist Leanvio LeBegeffe proudly displaying his Michael Jackson tattoos in front of a memorial event poster
Michael Jackson memorial press conference at the Staples Centre in Los Angeles, America - 03 Jul 2009
It was announced that tickets for a public memorial service for Michael Jackson will be available via the internet. Details were announced by AEG Live, the star's promoter, which owns the Staples Center where the service will be held. Eleven thousand free tickets are to be issued for the service. Fans wishing to attend must register at staplescenter.com for their tickets and names will later be chosen at random. Another 6,500 tickets will be issued for a simulcast of the service at the nearby Nokia theatre
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Margaret Thatcher Stands Proudly On Victory Green Port Stanley During Her Visit To The Falkland Islands. She Was There To Mark The 10th Anniversary Of The Falklands War.
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Keith Waldegrave / Mail On Sunday / Rex Features (879163a)
Margaret Thatcher Stands Proudly On Victory Green Port Stanley During Her Visit To The Falkland Islands. She Was There To Mark The 10th Anniversary Of The Falklands War.
Margaret Thatcher Stands Proudly On Victory Green Port Stanley During Her Visit To The Falkland Islands. She Was There To Mark The 10th Anniversary Of The Falklands War.
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PEOPLE - Royal Babies des britischen Königshauses (Archiv)
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Northcliffe Collection/ANL/REX/Shutterstock (10183962s)
Mar 8, 1983 - Aberdeen, United Kingdom -
Diana, The Princess of Wales, proudly shows off the future King, Prince William.
Northcliffe Collection - Royal Babies
The Princess, Prince Chares and Their Baby Were Flying From Aberdeen After a Weekend at Balmoral
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PEOPLE - Royal Babies des britischen Königshauses (Archiv)
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Northcliffe Collection/ANL/REX/Shutterstock (10183962u)
Mar 8, 1983 - Aberdeen, United Kingdom -
Diana, The Princess of Wales, proudly shows off the future King, Prince William.
Northcliffe Collection - Royal Babies
The Princess, Prince Chares and Their Baby Were Flying From Aberdeen After a Weekend at Balmoral
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PEOPLE - Royal Babies des britischen Königshauses (Archiv)
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Northcliffe Collection/ANL/REX/Shutterstock (10183962ak)
Mar 8, 1983 - Aberdeen, United Kingdom -
Diana, The Princess of Wales, proudly shows off the future King, Prince William.
Northcliffe Collection - Royal Babies
The Princess, Prince Chares and Their Baby Were Flying From Aberdeen After a Weekend at Balmoral
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PEOPLE - Royal Babies des britischen Königshauses (Archiv)
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Northcliffe Collection/ANL/REX/Shutterstock (10183962an)
Mar 8, 1983 - Aberdeen, United Kingdom -
Diana, The Princess of Wales, proudly shows off the future King, Prince William.
Northcliffe Collection - Royal Babies
The Princess, Prince Chares and Their Baby Were Flying From Aberdeen After a Weekend at Balmoral
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ROYALS - Tod von Prinz Philip: Weitere historische Bilder
Aug. 16, 1967 - Little Budworth, Cheshire, U.K. - Originally a royal Prince of Greece and Denmark, PRINCE PHILIP renounced these titles shortly before his marriage. On 20 November 1947, he married Princess Elizabeth, the heiress presumptive to King George VI. PICTURED: PRINCE PHILIP handing over a trophy to his son PRINCE CHARLES after winning Junior-Counties-Polo-Games. (Credit Image: © Keystone Press Agency/Keystone USA via ZUMAPRESS.com)
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