Category Archive: Blog

Chasing Waterfalls in Goathland

Today I ignored TLC’s advice and went chasing waterfalls, in Goathland. Here are a few snaps from the waterfall we walked to – it was quite a trek up and down dale but… Continue reading →

Larpool Viaduct

Although there were many other seaside shenanigans, much of today was spent photographing Larpool Viaduct near Whitby. More bridge / viaduct shots can be found on my Bridge and Viaduct Flickr set (yes.… Continue reading →

Postcards From Chiswick House

We had an outing to Chiswick House at the weekend to celebrate a family birthday. I absolutely love the Egyptian-inspired architecture there. Here are a few snaps. There is also a definite leaning… Continue reading →

Derelict London – Highlights from the Walking Tour

Last Saturday we went on the Derelict London walking tour near Limehouse. Paul Talling, who runs the tours, has written a book on Derelict London and London’s Lost Rivers and is consequently something… Continue reading →

Postcards from Fitzrovia, Full Colour

Last week I posted some black and white postcards from Fitzrovia, here are a few colour shots. I think the above snap of the BT Tower is my favourite. I hadn’t thought to… Continue reading →

Postcards from East London

Today I ended up going for an impromptu urban stroll before sunset. This post offers just a few of the sites I passed between Stratford and Embankment. I particularly like the colourful characters… Continue reading →

Postcards From Fitzrovia Black and White

When I’m not in Yorkshire, I spend all the spare time I can in Fitzrovia – the first neighbourhood I lived in when I came to London. Here are some black and white… Continue reading →

Lucozade Sign, Brentford

I work very close to this rather iconic sign. In a manner of speaking it is a ghost sign, even though its product is still readily available, as it doesn’t really have a… Continue reading →

The Millennium Bridge, Gateshead.

When up in Newcastle for a wedding a couple of weeks ago, we stayed pretty much next door to the Gateshead Millennium Bridge on the Gateshead side of the Tyne. It’s the world’s… Continue reading →

Stoll Theatre Ghost Sign, Newcastle

  When up in Newcastle for a wedding a couple of weekends ago my love for ghost signs and cinema collided. I came across this old sign advertising what looks like “The Stoll,… Continue reading →