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On 25th September 2025 I was delighted to be invited to the Corporate Open House event at the Octagon. I was able to get some nice views of Birmingham city centre and beyond…
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The charity Dragon Boat Races in aid of Birmingham Women’s and Children’s Hospital had day one of the event at the Mailbox on the canal during 19th September 2025, I went along to capture some photography of the fun.
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The Stone Yard development has started with two cores rising from the site on Digbeth High Street and Alcester Street. See my latest photography in my construction photography journal…
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The facade is rising fast on the Beorma Quarter development, the lower sections up to the terrace are nearly complete and the ground level frames are being installed. See my latest photography in the September 2025 gallery of my construction journal…
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This is the first of my new monthly blog post showcasing my personal favourite photographs of or in my home city of Birmingham UK. Click the link below to see my 50 favourites taken in August 2025.
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The Great Charles Street development is fast approaching external completion with the final floors on the main tower having the facade installed. I have made an update to the construction journal with recent photos.
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In September 2003, shortly after the Bullring was fully opened, I took some digital photos on a Canon early compact camera. A lot has changed since then, particularly installation of the railings around the Nelson Statue where I liked to chill out with a coffee. I’ve created a couple of galleries, exteriors and interiors.
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During 2010, 2011 and 2012 I took photos of the construction of the Library of Birmingham, mostly with an iPhone but some with my first digital DSLR camera. It was fascinating to capture the progress and helped to inspire me to continue photographing other construction projects since. I have added yearly galleries to my Birmingham…
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I have updated my 2025 Birmingham city skylines gallery with additions taken from Small Heath Station (above) and Oaklands Recreation Ground in Yardley.
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On August 19th 2025, Paradise Birmingham invited photographers to visit the Three Chamberlain Square roof terrace to take photos of the city from this great new vantage point giving brand new views across the city. I was invited too and all the photographers got great photos from this new perspective, please see the gallery of…