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one object 365 days project. 153/365. 26 august 2008.
long exposure, no flash
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cricket ball - 155/365
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one object 365 days project. 155/365. 28 august 2008.
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cricket ball - 154/365
arcticlamb posted a photo:
one object 365 days project. 154/365. 27 august 2008.
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Tony Greig @ Cricket Cocktail Party
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Carib Beer Girls, Beausejour Stadium, St Lucia
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St Lucia NHS Beausejour Stadium
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Beausejour Stadium, St Lucia
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Cricket Cocktail Party
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Ian Bishop & Friends, Cricket Cocktail Party
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Ian Bishop’s promising career as a fast bowler was brought to a halt in 1991 when stress fractures of the vertebrae were diagnosed. After intensive rehabilitation, and modifying his away swing he returned to the game and proved that he had lost little of his potency when he took 6 for 40 on a rapid Perth pitch, but he continued to suffer from his injury and eventually retired from game in 1998. He has since forged a successful career as a television commentator.
Rikki Clarke & James, Harbour Lights, Barbados
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Angus Fraser & the boyos - Cricket Cocktail Party
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Nuala with the Trinidadian Tour
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Farewell dinner, Sunbury Plantation House
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Frazer @ 1st Test, Sabina Park, Kingston
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Barbados 2004
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Watch the ball (i.e open your eyes!)
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