Eagle, April 2008A young, wild golden eagle on the Isle of Mull stares down Murdo Macleod. The photographer was visiting the island home, along with other islands along Scotlands rugged west coast, to the largest population of these magnificent birds in the UK. This four year old male, which was unable to fly due to an irreparably broken wing, had been rescued by islanders, and taken to a bird of prey sanctuary in Craignure. The conservation centre, called Wings Over

While better known for its owls

when he visited the town in 1890

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Jane asked Hockney to pose outside his front door for this portrait because she always favoured natural light

and despite the weather and moving people it is perfectly composed and exposed

“The text is from Toni Morrison’s The Bluest Eye and is meant

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and were ridden during many of the early one-hour distance records

described Jane as 'bulletproof'

the figures become by turns submerged and revealed by the ebb and flow of the tides

The last got the biggest cheers when it was read out in Trafalgar Square’