A shot from the bottome of an electric pylon, along its line, on Wiggins Hill, Birmingham
Bodymoor Heath canal bridge over the Birmingham/Fazeley canal
In a quiet area of the RSPB Middleton Lakes, a serene view of the River Tame
Queens Park was laid out in 1898 in celebration of Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee.
Queens Park was laid out in 1898 in celebration of Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee.
Lock number 9 at Bodymoor Heath
An early morning walk on a very misty morning along the Birmingham/Fazeley canal in Drayton Bassett.
Built in the early 19th Century, the gothic-style, Grade II listed Drayton Turret Footbridge is located near to the entrance of the Drayton Manor theme park and is among the most ornate bridges anywhere on Britain’s canals.
An early morning walk on a very misty morning along the Birmingham/Fazeley canal in Drayton Bassett. This shot shows the old canal swing bridge to the right and the old foot bridge that crosses the canal.
An early morning walk on a very misty morning along the Birmingham/Fazeley canal in Drayton Bassett. This shot was taken from the old Fazeley swing bridge along the canal
An early morning walk on a very misty morning along the Birmingham/Fazeley canal in Drayton Bassett. This shot shows the old footbridge across the canal and the single canal boat moored up in the early morning mist. This is a wider shot of another pictures I have available
An early morning walk on a very misty morning along the Birmingham/Fazeley canal in Drayton Bassett.
Taken early in the morning as the sun is rising over Fazeley fields next to the Birmingham/Fazeley canal
A shot of a field in Fazeley. This was on an early jaunt one Saturday morning by the canal.
Over the Fazeley/Birmingham canal is the Drayton Brick Bridge in Fazeley
A shot of Fazeley canal. This shot is made up of three images stacked on top of each other to get the colours and shadows right. This was on an early jaunt one Saturday morning by the canal.
A shot of a field and the access gate next to the Birmingham/Fazeley canal in Fazeley. This was on an early jaunt one Saturday morning by the canal.
A view of the canal boats sided in Fazely, West Midlands in UK
Taken early in the morning as the sun is rising over Fazeley
Was it a Robin, or something else? Virgin snow on a walk out one morning with just the tiniest imprints of a birds feet in the snow.
A shot alongside Fazeley canal in Birmingham during the big freeze.
A shot alongside Fazeley canal in Birmingham during the big freeze.
A shot alongside Fazeley fields in Birmingham during the big freeze.
A shot alongside Fazeley canal in Birmingham during the big freeze.
A shot alongside Fazeley canal in Birmingham during the big freeze.
Birmingham and Fazeley Canal with reflections
A view of the canal from Middleton Canal Bridge
Another serene walk along the Birmingham/Fazeley canal, my favourite place to take pictures, one warm July morning.
This is two shots in one. The sky was not great when I originallt took this shot so I chenged the sky to add some drama to the picture.
Another serene walk along the Birmingham/Fazeley canal, my favourite place to take pictures, one warm July morning. This tree always look to me like it's very much on its own while all the other trees are very much together.
I did replace the sky on this shot with a sky with a bit more detail as the original shot was just a white blanket of sky.
A shot alongside Fazeley canal in Birmingham during the big freeze.
The canal bridge over the Fazeley canal in the Spring.
Built in the early 19th Century, the gothic-style, Grade II listed Drayton Turret Footbridge is located near to the entrance of the Drayton Manor theme park and is among the most ornate bridges anywhere on Britain’s canals.
With two gleaming white turrets linked together by a wooden footbridge, the bridge looks more like something you would find in the pages of a fairy-tale book rather than along one of the nation’s busiest waterways.
A lone tree in the middle of a farmed field on Wiggins Hill in Birmingham.
A shot alongside Fazeley canal in Birmingham during the big freeze.
A shot of the Birmingham/Fazeley canal with reflections during the dawn period
Electricity Pylon from the Bottom Up
Curdworth Church Bridge over the Birmingham/Fazeley canal
Another serene walk along the Birmingham/Fazeley canal, my favourite place to take pictures, one warm July morning. This tree always look to me like it's very much on its own while all the other trees are very much together.
I did replace the sky on this shot with a sky with a bit more detail as the original shot was just a white blanket of sky.
I have a copy of this shot in colour elsewhere on my selling page.
In the serene, misty landscape of early morning, a picturesque scene unfolds. The air is thick with moisture as a gentle fog blankets the area, lending an ethereal quality to the surroundings. Tall, slender trees stand like sentinels, their trunks disappearing into the mist, their branches adorned with dew-kissed leaves. The subdued light of dawn filters through the foliage, casting a soft, diffused glow.
In the foreground, a rustic gate, its worn steel structure weathered and aged by time. Nearby, a well-trodden path meanders through the dew-laden grass, leading the way into a vast, open field.
The field stretches out into the distance, a sea of grassy green under the hushed morning sky. The mist hangs low over the field, concealing its farthest reaches, leaving only the immediate surroundings visible. It's a scene that evokes a sense of tranquility and mystery, where nature and time appear to blend seamlessly, inviting exploration and contemplation.
