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I have updated my 2026 Birmingham city skylines gallery with additions taken from Romsley (above), Walton Hill and Clent Hills.
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I have created the first of two galleries showcasing the amazing diversity of Birmingham’s architecture, this one containing portrait format photography, landscape format photography to follow soon. 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…
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The slip-form structure had been installed, it’s ready for lift-off! See more in my construction photography journal for this development…
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19th March 2026, I visited the gorgeous and fascinating Saltwells Nature Reserve in Dudley. It is a beautiful place with fabulous walking trails around the woodlands with great wooden and metal sculptures to be discovered along the way, one of which is a dragon climbing a tree but also make sure you look up into…
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I have started the March 2026 gallery in my construction photo journal for the Beorma Quarter development in Digbeth.
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I AM NOW A CONTRIBUTOR TO iStock by GETTY IMAGES
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I am now a contributor to iStock by Getty Images and some of my photography is available there for purchase as a download in full resolution that you can get printed yourself or to use for digital purposes. Below is a photo I took recently of the Birmingham city skyline from Egg Hill in February…
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14th March 2026, I visited the fabulous Dudley Zoo and Castle. There is a fantastic array of animals to see, extra stuff for the kids like play areas and rides. The castle with cafes and lovely grounds also has a main tower with the top accessible for amazing views across Dudley and even the skyline…
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I have updated my 2026 Birmingham city skylines gallery with additions taken from Barr Beacon near Walsall (above), Sutton Park, the Kingstanding Road and Edgbaston Reservoir.
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Big news on this development! It’s spring and a new seedling is rising from the site with the structure now growing above ground. See more in my construction photography journal for this development…
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VISIT TO KNOLE HOUSE AND PARK – OCTOBER 2017
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30th October 2017, I visited the gorgeous National Trust Knole House and Park. I thought I had lost this photo shoot but discovered it on an old back-up disc and I have reprocessed the original camera files with better modern software.