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I have updated my 2026 Birmingham city skylines gallery with additions taken from Turners Hill, Lickey Hills and Barr Beacon (above).
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18th April 2026, I went up to the Loton Park Speed Hillclimb event near Shrewsbury in Shropshire. Run by the Hagley and District Light Car Club it is a short track hillclimb venue with a length of 1,349 metres (just under a mile) and a record time of 41.76 seconds to complete. To find out…
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12th April 2026, I discovered the beautiful Uffmoor Wood while on a drive around the country lanes near Clent Hills. It was the sea of bluebells that caught my eye so I parked up to have a look around. It was so worth stopping and after an aborted attempt when it started to rain hail…
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This is the second of two galleries showcasing the amazing diversity of Birmingham’s architecture, this one containing landscape format photography. The photos are in a random order and are a mix of the city’s modern and classic buildings, there are many more that are not showcased in this gallery! Click below to view the full…
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Centenary Tower at the Edition development is starting to rise with the slip structure taking off. See more in my construction photography journal for this development…
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I have started the April 2026 gallery in my construction photo journal for the Beorma Quarter development in Digbeth.
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5th April 2026, I went up to the Loton Park Speed Hillclimb event near Shrewsbury in Shropshire. Run by the Hagley and District Light Car Club it is a short track hillclimb venue with a length of 1,349 metres (just under a mile) and a record time of 41.76 seconds to complete. To find out…
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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 March 2026.
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I have completed the March 2026 gallery of my construction photography with the latest additions showing the slip structure rising to reveal the first completed section See more in my construction photography journal for this development…
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31st March 2026, I spent an amazing day on the Severn Valley Railway, an heritage steam train route between Kidderminster in Worcestershire and Bridgnorth in Shropshire that follows the River Severn. To find out more about this amazing piece of English rail heritage please visit their website: https://svr.co.uk Starting at Kidderminster, I rode the train…