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From the "Alfresco" Gallery, May 22, 2012: [link]
Taken by my photographer:

The Penny Farthing bicycle was a significant symbol in the 1960's series "The Prisoner", and, as a result, for my CD "Brave New World" (inspired by the series and the book by Aldous Huxley). I was thrilled to find a representation of one in this park. Photos for the "Brave New World" CD inlay are on this site.

These photos ARE NOT STOCK. They are all © Honey 1996-Present. They are under a Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial License [link] and are for use as follows, so please read on. I'm sharing my photos for DA artists to use with - Photo Manipulations - Vector Art - Digital Art - Traditional Art, etc...

RULES OF USING MY PHOTOS:
1. Send a note or drop a message to the photo to request a full-size download & get permission for usage.
2. Link back to me on the finished work using my icon & give me credit.
3. Make sure I know when the finished work is done so I can get myself a copy & point everyone to it.
4. All art should be within DA Guidelines, as noted here: [link]

Description
From the "Alfresco" Gallery, May 22, 2012: [link]
Taken by my photographer:

The Penny Farthing bicycle was a significant symbol in the 1960's series "The Prisoner", and, as a result, for my CD "Brave New World" (inspired by the series and the book by Aldous Huxley). I was thrilled to find a representation of one in this park. Photos for the "Brave New World" CD inlay are on this site.

These photos ARE NOT STOCK. They are all © Honey 1996-Present. They are under a Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial License [link] and are for use as follows, so please read on. I'm sharing my photos for DA artists to use with - Photo Manipulations - Vector Art - Digital Art - Traditional Art, etc...

RULES OF USING MY PHOTOS:
1. Send a note or drop a message to the photo to request a full-size download & get permission for usage.
2. Link back to me on the finished work using my icon & give me credit.
3. Make sure I know when the finished work is done so I can get myself a copy & point everyone to it.
4. All art should be within DA Guidelines, as noted here: [link]