A Misty morning in Belton Park
Having just taken up photography after being inspired by my big brother’s 365 project to take a photograph a day for a whole year. I decided to take up photography. While I don’t plan to add a picture a day like Chris I will add pictures and comments here from time to time. Please feel free to add your comments to anything you see here Click on an image to enlarge it
Sunday, 13 November 2011
Thursday, 8 September 2011
Sunday, 27 March 2011
Grantham South
Its been a while, so I thought I would post some pictures I took today while out in my home town Grantham.
An alleyway at the back of a house Michelle and I looked at as an investment purchase. Nothing to odd about this alleyway, apart from the big ivy bush growing over the top of the out house at the back of the property we looked at.
On closer inspection we noticed that the wall was in fact bowing so much that it is in danger of falling over real soon. In fact if it wasn't for the ivy roots holding the wall together I suspect it would have fallen over by now.
An old Malting's building just off London Road in need of some investment. It's been in this condition for as long as I can remember. |
The light that hangs over the door of the old Odd House pub that has been converted into a private house on Fletcher street |
Oops
I spotted this poor car that isn't going very far. The local authority don't take kindly to someone parkimng in front of some garages. The car also had a sticker on tha front seet stating that the Vehicle didn't have any road tax. |
Finally this picture is just for Chris my brother who is presently serving in Afghanistan with the British Army.
Chris when you find your self with nothing to do and your thoughts waft back to Grantham. You can gaze on this picture with fond memories of days gone by and think of the number of times you passed through this building |
Sunday, 30 January 2011
Nottingham Castle Area
A walk around the Castle area and town centre proved to be a rich photographic spot. Even on a dull cold winters day. I will definitely be going back for a second visit when the sun is out and the temperature is a lot warmer.
Blue Door
Robin Hood
The old House
A gargoyle
Another view of the old House
Knocker on the Old House door
The English Post Box
Nottingham City Hall across the square
Cascading water down the steps of the Water feature in Market Square
Nottingham Tram in Market Square
Reflections in water
Reflections in the glass of the Evening Post Building on Castle Boulevard
The old Labour Exchange (Job Centre)
Look up the side of the round house
The clock on the old Nottingham General Hospital building
Ornate windows above boring shops in the city centre
A view of the Castle gate
Yellow Door
A sign hanging outside the Nottingham Museum.
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