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Chris Newby Unfollow
“ Alvis mascot ”
This hare was the mascot of the Alvis Car and Engineering Company, from the early 1920s, through to the 1930s when it changed to an eagle. I believe the thinking was that the Alvis cars were speedy and nimble, just as the hare. A blue sky would have been nice for the background, but this is ...
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  • Evelyn Cahoon Edited 9 months ago

    I like the light and shadow on the hare, the texture it creates. (I like the rendition of a hare the company selected for their mascot as well.) Have a splendid summer… more

    I like the light and shadow on the hare, the texture it creates. (I like the rendition of a hare the company selected for their mascot as well.) Have a splendid summer. A break can be quite refreshing for many aspects of life in the long run.

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  • Lynn C Edited 9 months ago

    Very cool shot, Chris. I much prefer a hare to an eagle! I'm sorry to read you're taking a break, but hope you have a wonderful summer. Take care x

    Very cool shot, Chris. I much prefer a hare to an eagle! I'm sorry to read you're taking a break, but hope you have a wonderful summer. Take care x

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  • karen feldman Edited 9 months ago

    im sorry you are taking a break as we will miss you... but everyone needs a break once in a while. you take care of you, and i hope you really do come back to us..

    im sorry you are taking a break as we will miss you... but everyone needs a break once in a while. you take care of you, and i hope you really do come back to us..

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  • Justin K Edited 9 months ago

    Thanks for the history lesson Chris. Enjoy your sabbatical. Looking forward to seeing your new photos in the Fall.

    Thanks for the history lesson Chris. Enjoy your sabbatical. Looking forward to seeing your new photos in the Fall.

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