Geebee

I had to pass through Birmingham last week, hardly recognised the place, Smallbrook Queensway pretty much boarded up, and all around Bristol Street demolished, sadly I couldn't take any photos as I was in the back of a black cab.

Nice photo of a superb British vehicle, DVLA have it listed as a 1936

Very probably, but his brother is also a well known photographer

Very nice shot, it's been many years since I've been to Liverpool, a return visit looks like it's on the cards.

Did you not follow the trail?? I did it on my days off, took me parts of Birmingham I would never bother travelling to.

I was going to see them, but I've been busy over in Worcester, I was hoping it was going to be like the last few "Art Trails" they've had in Birmingham, sadly I saw a photo of them all in one place.

Apart from photography, I also write articles for magazines, motoring and hobby, which I've been doing since 1994, all photographs were taken by myself.

I've been looking through boxes and boxes of Dad's old photos, still haven't found it, there's prints and transparencies to go through, he was a keen photographer, and the one would got me into photography, I'll keep looking until I find it.

Superb photos, I've got a photo of me back in 1968 of me standing on the footplate of the Flying Scotsman, I don't know how it happened, but I do know my Dad, who apparently took the photo, used to work on the railways before I was born.

Just done, sorry for not doing so sooner...

Not long joined up, although I had the website saved for a while, I currently live in Solihull, famous for the Land Rover. I've been a professional photographer since 1985, I'm due to retire in 2023, but I can't see me putting the cameras away, as I still enjoy taking photographs, my main subjects are landscape/seascapes and travel, Getty images and travel magazines are still interested in my work, so I'll carry on while there's still a market for my work. I'm looking forward to getting back to travelling once things get a little easier, way too many hoops to jump through at the moment to even think of travelling overseas, but I have a few trips booked for next year.