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This is the Welland viaduct and it crosses the valley of the River Welland between Harringworth in Northamptonshire and Seaton in Rutland, England. The viaduct…

[96-365] 9th. November 2020- This is proving to be one of those weeks. This is my first attempt to post on my phone. 1st we're in lockdown. 2nd the road is…

Back in the distant mists of time, 2012, I went on a photo walk with some friends into the deepest darkest recesses of our (the worlds's) industrial past. This…

My last trip abroad seems like years ago now. It was the 8th of February. Chaos quickly ensued when we got back three days later and as a consequence I never…

Back in the nineties, I came across an old issue of the National Geographic magazine with a picture of an incredibly crowded tram. The picture was taken in…

A small railway junction. Not completely out of use yet but only used when the mainline has maintenance.

These photos were taken in 2007.03.15. using analog technique. Gear: Praktica MTL5B | Soligor 21/3,8 lens | Kodak Gold 200 film

On the suggestion of a friend, my little Lego photographer now has a name – Henri! It seemed appropriate as a tribute to Henri Cartier-Bresson. We took a little…

I wanted to get out of the house today, but couldn’t be bothered to drive anywhere, knowing that most places would be thronging with children on their half term…

Don't know what it is, but it was alongside a now-abandoned railway track. I'm sure it had an important function in a previous life but right now it just…

This structure is in fact the elevated railway coming in or leaving out ,to or from, our magnificent railwaystation of Antwerp. It leads straight out of the…
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