
I have started of the August 2026 gallery for the construction of the Edition Development which includes Centenary Tower. See more in my construction photography journal for this development…

I have updated my 2026 Birmingham city skylines gallery with additions taken from Tyseley Station, Small Heath Station, Oaklands Recreation Ground and various drone photos like the above.

This is my monthly blog post showcasing my personal favourite photographs that I have taken of or in my home city of Birmingham UK. Click the link below to see my favourites taken in July 2026.

I have updated my 2026 Birmingham city skylines gallery with additions taken from Romsley Hills, 31st July 2026 (above). Same day, Lickey Hills (1st below), Beacon Hill (2nd below) and Egg Hill (3rd below).

30th July 2026, I was delighted to attend the launch event for One Eastside in Birmingham! It was a great evening with drinks, food, and entertainment, held on the 49th Floor. Of course I took the opportunity to get some photos of the city from this amazing vantage point from the top of this 150m…

28th July 2022, saw the start of the Commonwealth Games in the city, mostly held at an upgraded Alexander Stadium in the Perry Bar area of Sandwell. As part of the opening ceremony a huge mechanical bull was created and placed in Centenary Square shortly afterwards. In the lead up to the games a countdown…

JULY 2026 – ANNIVERSARY UPDATE July has seen the anniversary of Ozzy’s passing, tributes have again been laid on and around the Black Sabbath Bench. On the 25th July a large group of bikers attended for a visit and I got some photos. click on the image above to see the gallery. On 6th July…

17th July 2026, I went to the Shelsley Walsh Speed Hillclimb Classic Nostalgia event for day one of the two. Shelsley Walsh is the oldest still operating motorsport venue in the world, first used in 1905. To find out more about the Shelsley Walsh Speed Hillclimb and their upcoming events please visit their website: https://www.shelsleywalsh.com…

I have started the July 2026 gallery in my construction photo journal for the Beorma Quarter development in Digbeth. See more in my construction photography journal for this development…

For some reason I have felt moved to capture photos of signs, often unusual, confusing, alarming, funny, graphically interesting, sometimes erroneous, containing too much or to little information, oddly placed, grammatically challenged, or simply random.