Stile Mugs

Blend S

A stile in the English countryside which allows walkers to pass over a fence whilst restricting the passage of animals. Taken at Runnymede near Windsor Berkshire, England.

A stile on a winter's walk

From across the gorge, I noticed this stile and pathway slightly comforted by two windswept trees and in an instant I knew there was a capture to be had. I switched out lenses to shoot a little tighter with a vintage 85mm Jupiter f/2 lens and stopped down to help with contrast and sharpness. Fine focus was then achieved using Sony A7 mirrorless in camera technique and monochrome or black and white setting. Seldom am I happy with black and white for landscapes ~ but I rather think this works... :)

A high-res, reconstruction of the Café Stile logo. This one is based off the more colorful version from the show's intro.

To walk in the Lake District National Park, in the UK, you will encounter the stiles that prevent the sheep that live on the mountains from wandering too far. They vary in style but they are stiles nevertheless. This one resides near Blea Tarn, a most picture-perfect place. As I recall, the British Standards Institute has a standard for stiles. It doesn't define what they must look like but only their functional purpose.

A high-res, reconstruction of the Café Stile sign as depicted within the show (rather than on the title screen), Blend-S.

Starbucks Parody

One of the most coveted trophies among the hunters

Assault rifle VZ-58

You know those wooden planks that take you from field to field? They are called stiles. Yes. Having to explain the joke makes it much funnier!

(Music Notes) background for music lovers

For people who love thanksgiving and autumn and its colors, leaves, berries, and flowers. This illustration is a good idea for girl, women, birthdays, parties, and any occasion you want to be special!

The Red Predator

inspired by movies

The Predator of the night

The green Predator

simple and beautiful

The white Predator

Protest on Climate Change

This image, captured on film in late 1987, depicts the mountain called High Stile from across the head of Buttermere, a lake in the Lake District National Park, England. I was visiting the UK and took a few days to go up to Cumbria for a few days of walking in the mountains. It was a wonderfully clear late autumn day so the trees were bare. The bracken on the hills had died back but was still a deep but yet vibrant brown, glowing in the bright autumnal light. The very hardy heather and grasses at higher elevations were still full of colour making the scene so splendid, and the lake was calm with just a few ripples from the gentle breezes. It was a sight to behold.

Retro style Vespa sign.

Bearded Dragon in a Sunset in vintage retro stile - Perfect for any bearded dragon, lizard or reptile owner. Grab this if you love bearded dragons.

This super cute starfish would love to swim home with you! :-)

a mix of venezuelan culture.

Flutter into the magical realm where flowers whisper and butterflies listen, crafting a world where every bloom is a stage and every wingbeat tells a story of beauty and freedom

“We are in the beginning of a mass extinction. And all you can talk about is money and fairytales of eternal economic growth. How dare you!". Some says she is too young to understand and some says she is telling what adult are afraid to admit. Whatever you think, she is right and she is brave and she has the potential to save our planet.

Nusret stile

A flower born from the quadricromy

gouache pattern

A design inspired in the urban music style

Heart Christmas gloves gift idea

One of the most coveted trophies among the hunters

black lives matter t-shirt life must be good

You lied to us. You gave us false hope. You told us that the future was something to look forward to. And the saddest thing is that most children are not even aware of the fate that awaits us. We will not understand it until it’s too late. And yet we are the lucky ones. Those who will be affected the hardest are already suffering the consequences. But their voices are not heard. You don’t listen to the science because you are only interested in solutions that will enable you to carry on like before. Like now. And those answers don’t exist any more. Because you did not act in time.

A Milkmaid Climbing a Stile by Thomas Gainsborough, circa 1750.