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[Stravinsky]

My continuing brief of documenting Birminghams changing skyline.

Now signed up to the grid project which sends large numbers of togs off throughout the city to photograph specific grids

[Stravinsky]

In the bottom right you can spy the annoying security men that continually thwart our attempt to get on the car park roof ....... so we had to get higher  

[Hatter]

Documenting change is a very important role for photographers.
What do you mean by "grids", Jon?

 

[Ryewolf]

I think it might be this Gareth:

http://www.birmingham-photographic-grid.org.uk/images/Detailed Map 2020.pdf

I photographed places since I bought my DSLR in 2014 that now no longer exist

[Hatter]

Thanks, Geoff.

 

[loki]

some interesting buildings in the background.  esp. the blue and white and green and white ones that look like they're made out of legos.  would love to live or work in a building like that.

[Stravinsky]

57 minutes ago, Hatter said:

Documenting change is a very important role for photographers.
What do you mean by "grids", Jon?

 

 

29 minutes ago, Ryewolf said:

I think it might be this Gareth:

http://www.birmingham-photographic-grid.org.uk/images/Detailed Map 2020.pdf

I photographed places since I bought my DSLR in 2014 that now no longer exist

Yes, that's it .... Ive got 140 Montague Street and 19M Lower Trinity Street at the moment 

[Stravinsky]

3 minutes ago, loki said:

some interesting buildings in the background.  esp. the blue and white and green and white ones that look like they're made out of legos.  would love to live or work in a building like that.

The one on the left is called the Cube  

[Ryewolf]

It seems an interesting project to get involved it.