Black Sabbath Birmingham Visit
Black Sabbath Birmingham Visit Celebrity deaths are quite a common occurrence and more often than not, they pass with the standard “oh, that is quite sad”, but nothing more...
Love it or hate it, Street art, or Graffiti is everywhere you look. Initially when I got into photography I hated most of the street art I saw, but over the years it has really grown on me and I now realise there are some seriously talented people out there creating these works, which only exist for a finite period of time.
For as long as I can remember, I have always been fascinated by older buildings, I find them so much more interesting and better designed compared to the newer buildings you see cropping up around towns and cities and often wondered what was left behind when people moved out of them.
Ten or so years ago, I discovered that I was not alone in this area and there was in fact a name for such interest – Urban Exploration – where people go into these old buildings and document the things people leave behind.
The passion and enjoyment of cemeteries. The practice often involves graveyard photography, epitaph reading or famous grave hunting.
Black Sabbath Birmingham Visit Celebrity deaths are quite a common occurrence and more often than not, they pass with the standard “oh, that is quite sad”, but nothing more...
Dunham Massey, Altrincham (Pink Passport #18) The quest to see 30 National trust properties to complete the “Pink Passport” continued with what was stamp number 18 – Dunham Massey....
Saltaire & Salts Mill, Bradford I have mixed thoughts on David Hockney, as he has quite a mixed style, some of his art work I really love (the “A...
National Waterways Museum, Ellesmere Port It had been a while since I had met up with my fellow photobudy, M, so when a trip was planned to the National...
Dunmore Park House, Airth, Scotland Unexpectedly, this past year found me visiting all but one of the countries which make up the United Kingdom (all that was missing off...
