Renewal Collection (#45)

Tok, AK. Fireweed, Eplilbium angustifolium, helps define Alaska in summertime

A natural hole formed when a tree branch has broken off and the tree slowly grows over the damaged area. Beech tree trunk

Shore defences, Netherlands
Coastal sea defences, which help prevent coastal erosion. Photographed near Amsterdam in North Holland, Netherlands

Renewing shore defences, Netherlands
Renewing shore defences, which help prevent coastal erosion. Photographed in Zeeland, Netherlands

Alpine Snowbell (Soldanella alpina) flowering in snow in Dolomites, Italy

Dwarf Snowbells (Soldanella pusilla) flowering through the snow in the Swiss Alps

Dolls Hospital
Shop window of a dolls hospital, Rome, Italy. The dolls are repaired and the damaged parts have been thrown into a window to gather dust

USA, California, San Diego. A burnt oak forest invaded by mustard plants inACleveland
USA, California, San Diego. A burnt oak forest invaded by mustard plants inCleveland National Forest

USA, California, Mendocino County, a trellised vineyard on a hillside in the Alexander Valley wine country

Terraced housing in the Kensington area of Liverpool UK
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Great Northern Warehouse Development, Manchester, England

Silhouette of a Birch tree at sunrise, Kouchibouguac National Park, New Brunswick, Canada

Dry cracked muddy farmland with single shoot of wheat or barley
HAR-96 Dry cracked muddy farmland with single shoot of wheat or barley Anthony Harrison Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Wren with Charles II
Fires and blitzes provide a unique opportunity for urban renewal; Christopher Wren shows Charles II his plans for the rebuilding of London after the Great Fire

London Urban Renewal
Out, damned spot ! - the Victorians demolish unsavoury slums as fast as they can, but their urban renewal entails the destruction of many historic buildings

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"Renewal: A Tapestry of Time and Nature's Resilience" In the heart of Berlin, Germany stands the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church, a symbol of resilience and renewal. Despite its scarred facade from World War II, this architectural marvel reminds us that even in the face of destruction, hope can be reborn. As we wander through nature's gallery, we come across a delicate tulipa clusiana lady jane. Its white petals gracefully unfold like whispers after a long winter slumber. Nearby, a wet rubber leaf glistens under sunlight - a testament to nature's ability to rejuvenate itself with each raindrop. The towering presence of the Ribbon gum (Eucalyptus viminalis) catches our eye as it reaches towards the sky. Its branches sway gently in the wind, reminding us that growth is an ongoing process; always reaching for new heights. Stepping back into history, we encounter MITHRAS - an ancient deity representing rebirth and regeneration. This powerful figure serves as a reminder that throughout time, civilizations have sought solace in renewal amidst chaos and change. Traveling across continents to California, golden poppies blanket green fields with their vibrant hues. These resilient flowers burst forth every spring - painting landscapes anew and inspiring us to embrace transformation within ourselves. A satirical cartoon depicts a broken tower surrounded by scaffolding in Paris. It humorously reflects how even iconic structures require revitalization at times – just like our own lives which often need rebuilding after setbacks or challenges. Baron Georges-Eugene Haussmann was instrumental in transforming French towns during his tenure as town planner. His vision brought about urban renewal on grand scales – illustrating how human ingenuity can reshape cities while preserving their essence. At Putney church OFH01_01_01_f04_10, we witness faith being renewed through worship and community bonds forged over generations.