This moth was originally only found on the Channel Islands, but has in recent years expanded its habitat to some southern parts of England and also Northern France.  The Jersey Tiger (Euplagia quadripunctaria) is a moth of the family Arctiidae.

The photo was taken by our Editor in France, when it landed on his window sill.

It could also be used for Friday the 13th or as a background for a project on a horror character like Count Dracula.

You may find this useful simply for a project on the environment.

The butterfly is a Painted Lady and was captured on film while it was feeding on a lavender bush.

The photo was taken in France.  The Painted Lady has been very common this year and is widely seen across the Mediterranean.

The effect of the water against the surface of the glass makes a really nice template.  It can be used for anything to do with water, the weather or the environment.

It was taken from the walls of Carcasonne castle.

It could be used for a history project or for an architecture or urban renewal project.

Jonathan has done a great job in taking this template and making it look very effective.

With spring on its way, this could be used for many things – a birthday card, an invitation, and not forgetting Valentine’s Day, of course.

Here is a template that is bound to lift your spirits. Similar to our rising sun template, this one brings in an art deco type theme.

Fill effects have been used to give a gradient type of effect to the colour. It almost reminds me of a Van Gogh sunflower woth its vibrancy. As with all of the Presentation Helper templates, we have included a matching colour palette to make things fly.

Could be used for a presentation on art deco, the twenties (1920s), Clarice Cliff, Eric Slater and Shelley Potteries, solar flares, or sunspots. Are there any other uses that you can think of?

The picture was taken at Stonehenge by our editor Jonty Pearce on one of his famous photo shoots.

The day was very cloudy and so it produced some rather moody shots.
He was then shown around the archaeological dig by a student from Sheffield University.

Keywords – History, Ancient Britain, monument, sarsen stone, archaeology.

It would also be suitable for a project where you want to use the bridge as a visual metaphor to bring together two communities, like during a company merger or acquisition, for example.

The template is based on a photo taken by our editor Jonty Pearce of the first Severn bridge in Wales. A bridge is sometimes also known as a viaduct or an overpass.