Category: Latest Photography
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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…
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This is the first 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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The cores are rising fast now with floor numbers showing. The structure for the lower levels is also progressing well! See more in my construction photography journal for this development…
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I have updated my 2026 Birmingham city skylines gallery with additions taken from Walton Hill, 27th May 2026 (above).
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22nd May 2026, I visited the North Somerset seaside town of Weston-super-Mare, one of the best beach towns in England! It was a sunny and warm day with a little haze and being a Friday it was not too busy like it would be on a weekend or bank holiday. After parking at the south…
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17th May 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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The several core structures are rising fast! See more in my construction photography journal for this development…
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16th May 2026, I visited the wonderful Bedgebury National Pinetum in Kent. It is a beautiful park full of an amazing variety of pine trees and other plants. Run by Forestry England, it has a great visitor centre with a cafe, fantastic paths around the parkland and forest areas including several ponds and small lakes.…
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I have updated my city skyline galleries with additions of London from Primrose Hill, taken 16th May 2026
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9th May 2026, I visited the gorgeous Moseley Bog and Joy’s Wood Nature Reserve in south Birmingham. I had never been before and was graced with a sunny day to explore this amazing wetland and woods. It is part of the Birmingham and Black Country Wildlife Trust and is free to visit. It is on…