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Lomography - a movement in which a modern technology is eschewed in favor of an older one. And the same can be said of wind farms. Forget nuclear, forget gas, petrol, coal - head back to the fields of Holland; to the plains of Spain; to the broads of East Anglia: to Don Quixoté and to windmills!
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Please do not feed the animals! Animals May Bite! Small and friendly, full of charismatic charm and abundant with sounds of laughter and animals. This is such an ideal location to visit for a few hours out, and an experience that takes you away from the hustle and bustle of the city away from arrogant pigs of people.
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If you think you know cathedrals, think again.
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York Minster, built, demolished, built, covered in scaffolding... restored :) (hopefully!)
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Manchester is known for hosting one of the largest industrial areas in the world, for its love of football with two teams in the Premiership and the importance of the New Wave music scene in the 80s.
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Getting lost... Maizes Maze are walk around mazes made entirely in corn and maize. The idea for family or group of friends to hang out.
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What kind of angel is this? It is standing so boldly as some sort of sentinel overlooking the A1 as it approaches Tyneside. Well, it certainly makes for an interesting subject to photograph. Made from resistant steel, weighing 200 tonnes and based upon the artist 'Anthony Gormely's own body, stands one of England's most famous landmarks.
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Quick Quest of a Quaint, Quiet Village of Osbaldwick.
The Quiet Village of Osbaldwick is a quiet village outside of the City of York. No Phone or GPS signal, no smell of digital age, all analogue.
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The shambles is a famous 14th Century cobbled street in York. Based in the heart of the city this is one not to be missed.
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A well-kept secret for a fun day out!
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Fountains of Abbey a largest and preserved Cistercian houses (a monk or nun of an order of the Benedictines) in England.
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Unused, Locked and likely to become another block of flats. Small and sprightly this church stood for so much in it’s parish in previous years, and without it the community would be totally different. It’s just a shame it’s going to fall into disrepair!!!
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Window Shopping is the examining of goods or services from retailers without the intent to purchase at that time.
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An open air skate park near Leeds city center.
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Want somewhere that's quiet yet busy? Pretty yet industrial? Remote yet only fifteen minutes away from a busy city? Look no further than Glasson Dock.
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Every city has that little hidden gem, a little neighbourhood that keeps on inspiring and surprising us. A neighbourhood where there's always a photo waiting to be taken. This time I'll tell you about a little place in Manchester called the Northern Quarter.
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Chester is the place that I seem to spend most of my time in. Whether it be on a night out or exploring the back streets to find something I haven't seen before. It's also a place where I seem to test most of my cameras too.
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Taking a Day Trip on the open top buses. Great people and great views at York City.
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My hometown, Wigan, has had some bad press in its time. Most famously in 'The Road to Wigan Pier' by George Orwell. In this book, Orwell set out to highlight the immense poverty of industrial mill-towns across working-class England and he reserved his last stop and the title of his book for the worst: Wigan. I hope to show that it is no longer so.
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My mummy made me proud, she did the Jane Tomlinson 10k Run in york.
