Chris Brauer Media Gallery

Beautiful visit with Jenn to Warwick Castle. It is a place that reeks of history and encourages free roaming. The best castle to visit in the UK. Fighting base and beautiful high ground. Here you can sense it. History suddenly seems within reach.

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So it has been raining here a lot but it is wierd how quickly people adapt to finding the action in dry spots. This album is a collection of photos taken in June on the streets of London. Highlights include Wimbledon, the Science Museum, and Anthony Gormley at the Hayward.

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Two weeks in this country south of Mexico is an inspiring and enlightening experience. Particularly if your travels cross over the easter festivities of Semana Santa. Our route took us from the cosy confines of pretty Antigua to the caribbean coast of Livingstone and Rio Dulce (sweet river), up to the Mayan lands in and around Tikal and finally out west to the beautiful and mystical Lake Atitlan.

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Ok so not quite European but a tour of two great cities nonetheless - London and Amsterdam. I've been waiting for many years for my friend to visit but good things come to those who wait.

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It's remarkable how a city so full of contradictions can reach agreement in so many ways. This is a soothing and comforting London you might not expect to see, calm in the storm.

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Named after the Arabic "Al-Gharb" (the West) this region stretches across 155km of stunning coastline. The people are tremendously friendly and the fall weather provides a nice contrast to the increasingly chilly London streets. These photos are of a trip taken with two friends to a villa near Armação de Pêra. Sunny days we lied on the beach, cool winds or rain saw us tour the intruiging localities of Silves, Lagos and Cabo de São Vicente, the furthest south-west point of Europe.

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Often termed the "world's largest open-air museum", Luxor is one of the most spectacular places on the planet. Fifteen years ago I went there with my parents and finally found the opportunity to return. Home to the Valley of the Kings, the Land of the Dead, and the spectacular Luxor and Karnak temples.

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The product of an exciting night in east London watching the Big Fight Live with my friend Ilyas Mohammed. Danny Williams outpointed previously unbeaten Matt Skelton in a deserved split decision over 12 rounds to retain his Commonwealth heavyweight boxing title. The undercard featured rising superstar Amir Khan winning his sixth professional light welterweight fight with a stoppage in the third round over Jackson Williams.

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Photographs from an exercise for Sociology Live at Goldsmiths College. Deptford doesn't have a good reputation in London but I have always found it to be a friendly and culturally diverse area. These photographs were taken on February 11, 2006 in and around Deptford. The people in the photographs gave permission for these portraits.

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Got my queue number and waited in line for three hours on the first day of Wimbledon 2005 (Monday, June 20). Watched Sharapova, Henman and French Open champion Nadal practice. Caught matches in the brilliant sunshine including Thomas Enqvist, who I remember watching play in the French Open 1995 after being junior champion for years. I sat right behind him at talked in his ear. Come on Thomas! He lost. Later it was rumoured he was looking for a guy who kept talking during his breaks, breaking concentration. Just rumours. Johnny Mac was overheard on the BBC commentary joking about the zinc oxide on the noses of the Englishmen and speaking of the 'english tan' as tomato red faces (including mine unfortunately) abound.

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Playing the most stylish football on the planet, with a new stadium on the horizon and a crop of young superstars to rival any club in the world, Arsenal continues to entertain and tantalize supporters and neutrals alike. These photos are from three matches this year away against Southampton (we'll never play here again), home to Liverpool and the FA Cup semifinal with Blackburn. I earned my silver membership status this year so should get to most of the big games next year.

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An mid-March weekend proclaimed the first day of summer by a singer/songwriter in front of a throbbing seaside pub basked in sunshine. You need a child and a dog to really fit into this still-trendy commuting retreat for 30-somethings looking for a little quality of life to go with their creative director or NGO communications post. Overheard: "Brighton is more London than London".

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England is filled with historical spots but none dwarfs the mythical splendor of Stonehedge. Local cathedrals in Salisbury and Winchester provide further connection to the ancient echoes of voices, texts (like the copy of the Magna Carta) and history.

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A photo chronicle of one of the most beautiful patches of earth, stretching 77km or 123,294 paces from Port Renfrew to Bamfield on the west coast of southern Vancouver Island. These grainy over/under exposed photos were taken with a disposable camera that survived -- only just -- the Trail. It turned out a crap scan job from Wal Mart did more damage to the film than seven days on the greatest 'buddy' hike in the world. From left; Dan Sombach of St. Albert, Alta; Matt O'Donnell of Calgary, Alta; and Chris Brauer of London, UK.

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