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i went to the german market in Birmingham with a friend. / Its really nice and christmassy there and i love it
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just being in the right place at the right time
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this was actually a real pain to photo. I took several from a distance and the building in the background dwarfed the statue. Thats what you get for zooming in rather that walking up to it. Ha Ha Ha So finally I managed to find a decent spot to stand and still have te town hall in the background.
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i took this photo of the beach in birmingham by the centarl library
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here is a painting i did in acrylic of my hometown, Birmingham
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The Birmingham Zoo in Birmingham, AL (USA) / (Summer of 2006) Camera – Canon Powershot A510
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The Birmingham Zoo in Birmingham, AL (Summer of 2006)
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The Birmingham Zoo in Birmingham, AL (Summer of 2006)
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This Virgin Rail train, bound for Birmingham New Street, stands at Preston Railway Station
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Photo taken August 2008.
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An alternative view of the famous Selfridge Building, Birmingham, England.
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The backside of the building known to some as the ‘Disco Mosque’ in England’s Birmingham.
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The proud Alabama Theatre Birmingham, Alabama still shows featured movies.
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50 years of the mini in bloom – Birmingham
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Cotteridge Park is an oasis of local parkland in the busy environs of Birmingham UK .. On a cool Autumn morning with soft almost watery Sunlight it provides lovely photo opportunities . This is straight out of the camera , no touch up whatsoever ..
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Reflectionin the Birmingham Canal /
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Detail of a 1951 Matchless 500cc G9, a ‘jampot twin’, at the National Motorcycle Museum in Birmingham, UK.
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And SFI – Speaks for Itself. At the National Motorcycle Museum, Birmingham, UK. This may be true, but here’s a little more information: The SOS was a two-stroke motorbike, championed by competition rider T.G. Meeten. This lightweight had a Villiers engine, & the original SOS name stood for ‘Super Onslow Special’ (not the Onslow played by Geoffrey Hughes in ‘Keeping Up Appearances’...); after Meeten took over manufacture in the mid-1930s, it took on the ‘So Obviously Superior’ moniker, along with another, ‘So Often Successful’. These bikes were popular with the British Two-Stroke Club (BTSC), which is still in existence.
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An entertainment complex Canal side in Birmingham (we have more miles of canals than Venice don’t you know!!) / I love the water and the lights, all very festive! Must get back and take some timelapse! Nikon D60 / 18-55mm Nikkor Lens
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Through the viewfinder photograph taken in downtown Birmingham, Alabama. Taken using a Nikon D80 & an antique Argus 75 dual-reflex camera.
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Through the viewfinder photograph taken of the Alabama Theater in downtown Birmingham, Alabama. Taken using a Nikon D80 & an antique Argus 75 dual-reflex camera.
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Through the viewfinder photograph of Sloss Furnace taken in downtown Birmingham, Alabama. Taken using a Nikon D80 & an antique Argus 75 dual-reflex camera.
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