Category: Latest Photography
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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…
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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…
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This is the second of the July 2026 updates for the construction of the Edition Development which includes Centenary Tower. See more in my construction photography journal for this development…
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On 30th June I arrived in Salisbury to start a city break with my mother. We started with a trip to see the wonderful Salisbury Cathedral which has the tallest spire in England standing at 123m (404ft). To find out more about the cathedral please visit their website: https://www.salisburycathedral.org.uk/visit-us/tower-tour/ We then took a walk around…
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This is the start of the July 2026 update for the construction of the Edition Development which includes Centenary Tower. See more in my construction photography journal for this development…
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June 27th 2026, Brindleyplace, Birmingham, the canal hosted the annual charity Dragon Boat Races in aid of Birmingham Hospice. Find out more about the Birmingham Hospice Charity here: https://www.birminghamhospice.org.uk
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I have started the June 2026 gallery in my construction photo journal for the Beorma Quarter development in Digbeth. See more in my construction photography journal for this development…
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21st May 2026, I went to Birmingham’s Centenary Square to join the celebrations for Aston Villa’s Europa League 2026 win. I took a batch of photos and video clips, I have created a gallery and a short 4 minute video of the event.
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This is the second June 2026 update for the construction of the Edition Development which includes Centenary Tower. See more in my construction photography journal for this development…
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2nd June 2026, I briefly visited the Royal Military Canal in the coastal town of Hythe in Kent. It was a sunny early evening and the sun was shining straight down a short section of the 28mile canal, built during 1803-1805 to oppose a perceived invasion of the UK by Napoleon. Find out more about…