Images Dated 21st December 2004

Beach huts. These are used by visitors to change clothes and to store possessions while they enjoy a day at the beach. Photographed in Whitstable, Kent, England

South Wales, BR (WR) poster, c 1950s
Produced for British Railways (Western Region). The artwork is by Johnston

Aberystwyth, GWR poster, c 1930s
Produced for the Great Western Railway (GWR) to promote the Welsh coastal resort of Aberystwyth. The artwork is by Herbert Alker Tripp (1883-1954)

Isle of Wight, Southern Railway poster, 1923
Poster showing various tourist attractions, including Carisbrooke Castle, Osborne House, and Whippingham Church

British Soldiers having a cup of tea; First World War, 1916
Photograph showing a group of British soldiers, having a rest and a cup of tea after leaving the front line of trenches; Western Front somewhere in France, 1916

Orwell Bridge, Ipswich, England. This bridge spans 1287 metres, carrying the A14 road 39 metres above the River Orwell. When completed in 1982, it was the longest concrete bridge in the world

Bath, BR poster, c 1991. Produced for British Rail (BR) to promote the city of Bath in Avon. The artwork is by Brendan Neiland

Oxford, BR (WR) poster, c 1950s
Poster produced for British Railways (Western Region). The artwork is by Fred Taylor (1875-1963)

Oscilloscope displaying white noise. Oscilloscopes use cathode ray tubes to graphically exhibit variations in voltage or electric current

London landmarks at night. Three landmarks on the River Thames at Westminster, London, England. The Houses of Parliament (or Palace of Westminster) is at upper left, seen behind Westminster Bridge

British Officers interrogating a prisoner, East Africa, 1916
Photograph showing General Hannyngton and his intelligence officer (seated in chairs) interrogating an enemy porter (seated on floor) in German East Africa, 1916

Canadian Infantrymen attack, France, 1916
Photograph showing Canadian soldiers running out of their trenches to attack German positions during an Allied offensive on the Somme Front, France, 1916

British Tank attacking German positions; First World War, 19
Illustration showing a British tank, probably a Mark V Male, leading an attack on German positions, somewhere on the Western Front, 1916

British Tank on the move; First World War, 1916
Photograph showing a British tank, perhaps a Mark IV Male, on the move over rough ground somewhere in France during the latter part of 1916

British Soldiers on a ship bound for Russia; First World War
Photograph showing a group of British soldiers leaning over the rail on the deck of a transport ship bound for Russia, 1916

Blackbird - Male sitting in hawthorn bush in winter
USH-1496 Blackbird - Male sitting in hawthorn bush in winter, feeding on berries

The sun sets above Yenisei river in the Siberian city of Krasnoyarsk, December 21, 2004

Picture No. 11675336
Mandarinfish with ornate markings amongst coral. Date

Sikh Officers
Sikh officers of Hodsons Horse, pictured at the time of the Indian Mutiny, 1857. (Photo by Felice Beato/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Service to Industry - Devon Trawlers, BR (WR) poster, c 1950
Poster produced for British Railways (Western Region). The artwork is by Frank Mason

Monkey skeleton
Marmoset skeleton. Coloured X-ray of a marmoset monkey (genus Callithrix) specimen. The monkey is held in place by wire supports (white vertical lines) which are attached to a base (bottom)

Sheep skull. Coloured X-ray of a sagittal section through a sheeps (Ovis aries) skull. Sheep have 32 permanent teeth; 12 molars and eight incisors on the bottom jaw and 12 molars on the top jaw

Electric oven dial
Electric oven temperature dial. The dial ranges from 0-260 degrees Celsius. Electricity is used to heat the air inside the oven

Smurfit-Stone Building Behind Wrigley Square Columns, Low Angle View

Cloud Gate (The Bean) Sculpture In Front Of Skyscrapers At Night, Chicago, Illinois, Usa

Sea Anemone
Jeff Rotman Underwater Photography, a

Alcyonarian Coral
Jeff Rotman Underwater Photography, a

Blenny Hiding in Coral
Jeff Rotman Underwater Photography, a

Alcyonarian Coral
Jeff Rotman Underwater Photography, a

Giant Gorgonian Coral
Jeff Rotman Underwater Photography, a

Alcyonarian Coral
Jeff Rotman Underwater Photography, a

Picture No. 11675337
Mandarinfish Mating pair with ornate markings amongst coral. Date

Picture No. 11675014
Hartzfeld's Sole. Date

Picture No. 11675015
WIllan's Nudibranch. Date

A U. S. Navy HH-60H Seahawk Helicopter dispenses flares and chaff
A U.S. Navy HH-60H Seahawk Helicopter dispenses flares and chaff as it tests the onboard AN/aR-47 Missile Warning System

Picture No. 10777522
Woman - On horseback on the way to the market. Date

Picture No. 10861579
Carved wood pendant of lizard created by craftsman Luis Pat in the capital township Hanga Roa, Easter Island (Rapa Nui), Chile Date

Take the Smart Way to Hatfield House, BR poster, c 1977
Poster of Hatfield House near Hatfield in Hertfordshire, childhood home of Queen Elizabeth I, produced for British Rail (BR)

Visit London, SR poster, 1927
Produced for the Southern Railway (SR). The artwork is by F B

Excursion to London, Southern Railway poster, 1939
The artwork is by Pat Keely (died 1970)

Fairyland of the West, SR poster, 1924
Poster of North Devon produced for the Southern Railway (SR)

Canary

Canaries

canarini, anguria

Blackbirds Nest

Blackbirds Nest

Canary

Passport
European passport for members of the European Union (EU). There are plans to introduce biometric identification, such as iris scanning, for use in passports

Bogeyman. Computer artwork of a mythical creature from fairy-tales and folklore known as a bogeyman or bogey

Sheep skull. Coloured X-ray of a sagittal section through a sheeps (Ovis aries) skull. Sheep have 32 permanent teeth; 12 molars and eight incisors on the bottom jaw and 12 molars on the top jaw

Shark (class Chondrichthyes). Coloured X-ray of a transverse section through a shark

Shark (class Chondrichthyes). Coloured X-ray of a transverse section through a shark

Repairing gas pipeline. Worker using a spanner to repair an underground fuel pipeline that carries natural gas. Photographed in England

Tropical holiday
MODEL RELEASED. Tropical holiday. Woman wearing a swimming costume and goggles on a tropical beach. Photographed in the Whitsunday Islands of the Great Barrier Reef, Australia

Beach huts. These are used by visitors to change clothes and to store possessions while they enjoy a day at the beach. Photographed in Whitstable, Kent, England

Playing golf, time-exposure image. Man pulling a golf bag trolley on a golf course. Photographed in England

Tourist at Uluru
MODEL RELEASED. Tourist at Uluru (Ayers Rock), Australia. Female tourist using a map in the Australian outback

Hottest day. Crowds of people at the beach. This is Brighton beach, England, on Sunday 10 August 2003, when the hottest temperature in the UK since records began was recorded (39 degrees Celsius)

Tropical sunset. Sun setting through clouds over the sea and tropical islands. Two people are seen in the rays of the setting sun on a narrow spit of land rising out of the sea

Crookes tube. Invented by William Crookes (1832 - 1919) in the late 19th century, this apparatus was used to investigate the path taken by cathode rays

Internet connection. Conceptual image of a toy worker bringing a communications cable to a laptop computer to plug into one of the sockets. This can represent connecting to the internet

Container port. Stacks of containers and a vehicle moving them. Containers are large, standardised boxes that can be used to transport a wide variety of cargo by ship, train and lorry

Ammeter. Analogue ammeter used for measuring the electric current in a circuit, displaying it in amperes. Current is conserved throughout a circuit but splits at junctions

Wood cargo on a pier, ready for loading on to a ship or on to lorries. Photographed in Whitstable, Kent, England

Land Rover suspension. Shock absorber (red)and a spring on a Land Rover vehicle. These form part of the suspension system, which is used to cushion passengers from bumps and jolts in the road

Electrical equipment. Digital ammeter (left, yellow), digital voltmeter (right, yellow) and an oscilloscope. An ammeter measures the number of amperes (electric current) in a circuit

Container cranes in a harbour at dusk. This type of crane is designed to load and unload containers from ships

Construction work. Supervisor watching a truck being loaded by an excavator during construction work. Photographed in England

London Millennium Bridge. This suspension bridge crosses the River Thames in London, England

Orwell Bridge, Ipswich, England. This bridge spans 1287 metres, carrying the A14 road 39 metres above the River Orwell. When completed in 1982, it was the longest concrete bridge in the world

Construction site along the Thames in London
Construction site along the River Thames in London Docklands

Quarried stone at a shipping depot. The depot is in Whitstable, a coastal town in Kent, England

Pipeline construction. Fork-lift truck lifting a pallet of prefabricated pipeline sections. These will be used to construct a fuel pipeline to carry natural gas. Photographed in England

Subsidence. A large crack in the outside wall of a house caused by subsidence. Subsidence is the sinking of land. It may be natural or due to the activities of man

Eden Project construction. Cranes and the geodesic framework for the Eden Project domes, in Cornwall, England

Electron diffraction tube. Demonstration of wave-particle duality. An electron gun is fired at a thin sheet of graphite

Simple electrical circuit. Two digital ammeters, a cell (battery) and a lamp wired up in series

Solar panels in sunlight. The energy of the light falling on the panels is converted to electricity by a semiconducting material. This is a very clean and environmentally-friendly form of energy

Solar panels in sunlight. The energy of the light falling on the panels is converted to electricity by a semiconducting material. This is a very clean and environmentally-friendly form of energy

Soap and water. Bar of soap next to a plughole in a sink, with running tap water. Cleaning the hands with soap removes dirt and some bacteria. This can help prevent the spread of bacterial diseases

Cleaning hands with soap under running water from a tap. Cleaning the hands with soap removes dirt and some bacteria. This can help prevent bacterial contamination of objects such as food

Laboratory research
MODEL RELEASED. Laboratory research. Three workers in a research laboratory

Laboratory research
MODEL RELEASED. Laboratory research. Two researchers talking by a computer in a laboratory

Canary Wharf tube station
Canary Wharf, London Underground station, England. This station was the showpiece of the extension of the Jubilee Line to increase transport links to Canary Wharf

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