Photographs

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Favourite photos (116 photos)

My favourite photos of my own on Flickr

Architecture (742 photos)

Pictures of bridges and other architecture from around the world

Landscape (182 photos)

Images of landscapes

Living Things (387 photos)

Pictures of plants and animals

Graffiti (82 photos)

Photos of graffiti, some good and some bad... I'm not being judgemental; i like a lot of graffiti it just needs to have some artistic flair, expressing a message through the medium of paint... If you're going to tag, at least do it with some style (see the VIP tag on Bristol ice rink compared with the defacing of the boys school door)

textures (39 photos)

Photos of materials and surfaces

Photoshopped (4 photos)

Images I have 'tweaked' in some way using photoshop or similar photo editing software. Picnik is now built into Flickr and Facebook and is really rather good.

Archaeogeomancy (27 photos)

Photographs of spatial technologies in use in archaeology. This set brings them together for use on my Archaeogeomancy site

A pre-xmas trip to Bristol (12 photos)

A trip to see friends in Bristol, took in some of the sights at the museum; Amelia's first trip to a museum and she loved it!

A trip home (6 photos)

Photos taken on a trip back home to see the family in Coventry and Northampton

A trip to Reading (64 photos)

Photos taken in and around Reading on a weekend break. Lots of lovely architecture.

A trip to Wakehurst Place (36 photos)

I recently visited Wakehurst Place, one of the National Trust's premier historic buildings and also part of the Kew Gardens organisation, home to the millenium seed bank.

Sunday afternoon in Salisbury (25 photos)

Crofton Pumping Station (55 photos)

These lovely Grade I listed buildings house some of the oldest working beam engines in the world; more info on the official website

Wintertime in Salisbury (17 photos)

Funderworld! (6 photos)

Fun on the downs at funderworld/

Renault F1 open day (7 photos)

Photos taken on an open day at the Renault F1 team headquarters in Enstone. Obviously, much of the hi-tech, top secret factory was off limits for photography as was the monster computer facility, so these are photos taken in the museum of famous Renault cars.

A weekend around Salisbury (48 photos)

Trips to Salisbury, Stockbridge and Romsey with Lynne and Dave

Nicki and Doug's wedding (16 photos)

A beautiful day at Fawsley Hall

Pimpin It Heaven car show (64 photos)

Evolution were performing at the event so in addition to supporting them and taking loads of photos of their performance, I had a good look round the cars. Some very impressive customisations!

A trip to Henley-on-Thames (66 photos)

Ellen and Jan Inge's visit (7 photos)

Photos from a trip to Salisbury Cathedral when Ellen and Jan Inge came to visit

Scotland holiday, 2009 (193 photos)

Caerlaverock Castle (44 photos)

We were lucky enough to show up during a massive heritage open day!

Edinburgh Fringe, 2009 (130 photos)

Photos taken around the fringe festival in 2009

Camping in Dorset (83 photos)

A lovely weekend in Dorset, staying at the excellent Burnbake campsite and taking in Studland Beach and Swanage

Salisbury Show, 2009 (84 photos)

Pictures taken at the Salisbury Show, held annually in Hudson's Field. A fine selection of produce, home baking, flowers, jams and preserves on display not to mention the Classic Car show. Well worth a visit!

Wimbledon 2009 (112 photos)

Photos taken at the Wimbledon finals, 2009

Sunday lunch in Devizes (25 photos)

Photos taken on a trip to Devizes for Sunday lunch at a pub with friends, followed by a walk along the canal and a bimble around Devizes

A day out at the beach (26 photos)

Photos taken on a trip to Burnham-on-Sea and Brean Down, chilling on the beach

Northampton Carnival 2009 (63 photos)

Photos from the Northampton Carnival, 2009

Leicester Races (16 photos)

A day at the races including the one and only Elvis performing in the evening...

78 Derngate: The house that Mackintosh built (20 photos)

More info here

One Big Weekend (12 photos)

photos from BBC's One Big Weekend in Swindon

IFA Conference 2009 (35 photos)

The Institue for Archaeologists conference was held in Torquay this year. I took some holiday and went to see some of the sights on the way back.

A Wiltshire camping trip (31 photos)

www.stowfordmanorfarm.co.uk/

A walk along the Kennet & Avon canal (30 photos)

A walk along the canal from the Caen Hill locks into Devizes

North Leigh Roman Villla (32 photos)

The remains of a villa in the Cotswolds

Barcelona (169 photos)

Photos taken on a trip to Barcelona. Becky was at a conference so I was free to wander and explore and take many photos. The archaeology museum is well worth a visit and I would love to have a look inside the monastery next time I go.

St. Crispin's Hospital, Northampton (9 photos)

Founded in 1873 and in use until 1995, this Grade II Listed former asylum is being converted into luxury apartments. More info here.

A weekend in Salisbury (34 photos)

A weekend pootling round the sights of Salisbury with friends.

Figsbury Ring (8 photos)

A prehistoric monument near Salisbury, Wilts. More info on Wikipedia, on the Modern Antiquarian (including some lovely recollections from members of the public) and finally on Wiltshire SMR here (the henge) and here (the hillfort).

A trip to Weymouth (97 photos)

A trip to the seafront at Weymouth with a pub dinner on the way home. There are some lovely Victorian features along the seafront.

Summer Solstice 2009 (50 photos)

Summer Solstice at Stonehenge This year, as well as the considerable police presence, there was a draganflyer for taking photos from the air. EH managed the event, details here BBC reported on the event here The Guardian covered the events here I will be blogging the event asap; overall a lovely evening but the management by the authorities and the before and after press releases deserve some commentary...

Salisbury (26 photos)

Bristol Harbour Festival 2008 (110 photos)

Photos taken at the 2008 Bristol Harbour Festival. Unfortunately, it's been so long since I took the photos, I've forgotten many of the names of the acts... There's a programme of the event here and another here.. I particularly enjoyed Bellatrix; absolutely amazing beatbox skills. The Dark Angels were also stunning, a world class street dance crew based at the Angels Dance Academy in Bristol.

National Archaeology Week 2008; Avebury (10 photos)

This year, I went to Avebury as a 'civilian' (ie not doing any work) with a group of friends. Much fun was had by all.

A trip to Leicester Races (29 photos)

Becky's grandfather was a big fan of the races so we went to Leicester to remember him for the anniversary of his passing

Brightkite (1 photos)

Photos from Brightkite

A trip to Mottisfont Abbey (40 photos)

A trip by train to Dunbridge for lunch at the pub followed by a visit to the abbey and gardens.

A trip to Bournemouth (6 photos)

Bournemouth is a truly lovely place on a sunny day

Vindolanda (19 photos)

Photos taken on a trip to this famous archaeological site featuring one of the longest ongoing archaeological digs which is slowly revealing a Roman complex of buildings associated with the nearby Hadrian's Wall..

Hadrian's Wall and the Annual Roman Wall Show (15 photos)

Photos taken on a trip up north, staying near Hadrian's Wall. Photos of sheep were taken at the Annual Roman Wall Show, held just off the military road near Twice Brewed, not far from Once Brewed.

World Series by Renault at Silverstone (57 photos)

Photos taken on a trip to a Renault day at Silverstone.

Clifton Down fireworks display 2007 (25 photos)

A walk along the Grand Union canal (27 photos)

Went for a walk along the Grand Union Canal one beautifully sunny afternoon.

A trip to Stony Stratford and Grafton Regis (22 photos)

An afternoon trip out visiting historic sites around Northamptonshire

A trip to Clevedon (18 photos)

A trip to the seaside

A trip to Berkeley (28 photos)

Photos taken on a trip to Berkeley Castle, Gloucestershire

London, April 2008 (80 photos)

a trip to London with Becky, Kim, Melissa, Tommy, Lynne and Dave. We started off at Paddington and met at Lancaster Gate then went to the Natural History Museum and then on to see the sights!

Stonehenge excavations 2008 (32 photos)

Photos from a site tour of the Stonehenge excavations directed by Tim Darvill and Geoff Wainwright and being televised by the BBC. Stonehenge is open to the public whilst the dig is on, but there is no public access to the dig itself. More info on the BBC website and at the Smithsonian Magazine website

In the lab (6 photos)

Photos taken in Becky's lab

Northampton's old buildings (11 photos)

Photos of old factory and warehouse buildings from Northampton. Many of the buildings are associated with the almost extinct shoe and boot industry.

Bristol University Botanic Gardens (32 photos)

The Botanic Gardens moved to their current location only recently so there is still a lot of work to be done but the work to date is still a sight to behold

Zero Degrees (10 photos)

Becky, Ellen and I went to Zero Degrees to sample their fine wares; i took the opportunity to take some shots across the Bristol skyline.

Cardiff Castle and Bute Park (32 photos)

Becky, Ellen and I went to visit Cardiff Castle.

Cardiff and Cardiff Bay (17 photos)

Becky, Ellen and I went to see Cardiff and the new developments at Cardiff Bay including the Millennium Centre. I tried in vain to find the entrance to the Torchwood secret base...

Axbridge (12 photos)

Photos taken on a visit to Axbridge on the way back from Glastonbury; we saw the sign for a medieval square and couldn't resist!

Glastonbury; Abbey and town (41 photos)

We'll do the tor next time round, there was plenty to see in the abbey and around the town. There's more info and a map here

Cheddar Gorge (7 photos)

Photos taken on a brief trip through Cheddar Gorge.

Stokes Croft, cultural quarter (14 photos)

Stokes Croft is an amazing bit of Bristol, a place where graffiti artists can exhibit their skills. The Mild Mild West by Banksy is here as well as a variety of panels by other artists. Some of the buildings are up for redevelopment (hence no picture of the Mild Mild West; it's behind a big fence) and, judging by the comments on the consultation boards, looks like there will be a bit of a fight if the developers just want to drop in another faceless McStarbucks type development. Let's hope this cultural quarter gets the sort of regeneration it deserves, keeping the essence of what makes it Stokes Croft.

Holograms (12 photos)

This set of photos was taken at an exhibition of holograms currently on at Banbury Museum. The holograms are truly awesome and trace the history of the holographic image and its uses in industry and art. The holograms are from the Jonathan Ross Hologram Collection: More on the exhibition here

A walk around Bristol Docks and harbourside (27 photos)

Saturday in Bristol (23 photos)

My parents came to visit Becky and I in Bristol so we went to see some of the sights

Westbury-on-Trym mural (6 photos)

A lovely bit of graffiti in the car park in Westbury on the side of a garage

Becky and Claire's weekend in Salisbury (44 photos)

Becky and Claire came to stay so we went out to see some local sights in Salisbury. Southampton and Wilton (and do some shopping)

CAA UK 2008, York (12 photos)

No photos of the conference, rather some random images from around York

Salisbury Cathedral (6 photos)

Photos taken around the beautiful cathedral at Salisbury

A weekend in Bath (94 photos)

Becky and I had a lovely weekend in Bath, seeing the sights and doing the tourist thing but also taking in a BA event at the BRLSI

Rosslyn Chapel (15 photos)

A lovely little private chapel made famous more recently by the rekindling of interest in Grail stories thanks to Dan Brown

Brean Down (30 photos)

A trip out to Brean Down in Mike's Landrover to see the Napoleonic fort (and have some fun on the beach!) This will also be the start point for the proposed Severn Barrier (as reported by the BBC), a massive tidal dam designed to harness the power of the water moving through the channel, but which will change this area forever.

York; city and walls (114 photos)

Photos taken during my visit to the BA Festival of Science. There's a really good tour of the walls here on the Visit York website and loads of info and pictures on the Yorkshire History Pages site

Around Windermere (52 photos)

Photos taken on a boat trip from Lakeside to Bowness, around Bowness itself and around the village of Windermere

An early evening walk around Clifton (24 photos)

Went out for a walk as the weather was so lovely, the light was bright and the sky was blue; a lovely summer evening.

DIG! The Hungate excavations (19 photos)

A York Archaeological Trust project on a whole area of York being redeveloped over the next few years; more information from the project website and the Jorvic Viking centre website.

Abergavenny Food Festival, 2007 (34 photos)

Photos taken around the food festival.

York Minster (60 photos)

Photos taken on visits to York Minster. If you buy a ticket and are a UK tax-payer, you can do gift aid and the ticket becomes valid for a whole year! The latter photos are from a tour of the east elevation, currently undergoing major renovation works. The works involve training both stone-masons and stained glass window makers. Cardiff University are also involved in the work on the east window. The tour was arranged under the auspices of the BA Festival of Science.

Awards for the Presentation of Heritage Research, 2007 (29 photos)

"Ten finalists tell us about their research into different aspects of our heritage - historic buildings, battlegrounds, archaeology, artefacts and lost landscapes - and compete for the awards. The audience take part in the judging, and are invited to meet the speakers at a reception at the end of the day at which the awards will be presented by Julian Richards, presenter of Meet the Ancestors." From the BA website. See also the English Heritage webpages.

Morecambe seafront (10 photos)

Becky and I stopped off for lunch on Morecambe seafront on the way back from the Lake District

A walk to Swinside Circle (34 photos)

Photos taken on a walk from Broughton-in-Furness to Swinside stone circle, taking in the ironworks at Dudden Bridge en route.

Furness Abbey (39 photos)

Another fine abbey destroyed by Henry VIII the ruins of which are now in the care of English Heritage More information from the Dalton Online website

Sizergh Castle gardens (10 photos)

Photos taken in the grounds and gardens at Sizeburgh Castle; no photography is allowed inside the castle itself for 'security reasons' and the whole building is currently wrapped up in plastic while repairs are ongoing.

A walk to Easedale Tarn (29 photos)

Starting at Grasmere, going up the mountain to the tarn at the top

Blackwell (14 photos)

Photos taken at Blackwell, one of the houses designed by M H Baillie Scott which sits overlooking Windermere. Completed in 1900 and built as a holiday retreat for the industrialist Sir Edward Holt (1849-1928), it is a fantastic example of the arts a & crafts movement and now houses exhibitions of works by various artists in this movement.

A weekend in Bristol and Wales (51 photos)

Photos taken on a weekend in Bristol and Wales with Becky and Harriet , starting off gently with the Bristol Harbour Festival followed by lots of walking and a pub lunch

Cambridge (25 photos)

I had an hour to kill in Cambridge so went to see Kings College. There's more info on the history of the chapel here and a wikipedia article here

Bristol Harbour Festival (12 photos)

Photos taken around the Bristol Harbour Festival, 2007 (mainly the food stalls - mmm!!)

Rushton Triangular Lodge (16 photos)

A warriner's lodge in Northamptonshire, near Rushton; more info here from English Heritage who manage the site.

Tintern Abbey (14 photos)

It was a nice day when we arrived but the weather quickly turned; a thunderstorm came up the valley. More info from CADW

Morris Dancers (13 photos)

A congregation of morris dancers were doing their thing in Reading. As well as the more traditional outfits, there was a variety of costumes ranging from the multi-coloured and amusing to the dark and quite sinister. The traditional and the dark are apparently the Cotswold and Border Morris respectively; the Cotswold having the white shirts etc whilst it is those from the Borders who blacken their faces and wear 'rags' (from Earth Mysteries)

Brunel Graffiti (19 photos)

Commemorative, commissioned graffiti, undertaken as part of a youth project for Brunel's 200th anniversary, on a wooden fence enclosing some waste ground near the retail shopping outlet in Swindon. It is a really long panel, made up of a number of images; i've tried to get each piece, as it were.

Wells (46 photos)

Photos taken on a trip to Wells, taking in the Cathedral and surroundings

Delapré Abbey (11 photos)

A day out at the abbey with Becky's family

On the mountain (6 photos)

Up above the quarry on the mountain behind Clydach

Swindon Retail Outlet shopping centre (9 photos)

Photos taken on a visit to the shopping centre, housed in what were buildings associated with the Great Western Railway, including many of the engine houses where trains were maintained; hence the many hoists for lifting heavy bits of train. It's nice to see so many of the machines in place, many just feet above the heads of the shoppers.

Technology (3 photos)

Photos of things related to technology and the use of technology, both good and bad...

A weekend in Wales (59 photos)

Taking in Abergavenny, Tintern Abbey and Chepstow castle

Blaenavon Ironworks (17 photos)

A trip to the Blaenavon World Heritage SIte, more information can be found at the Blaenavon WHS website and GGAT have done a Historic Landscape Characterisation which includes a section on Blaenavon

A weekend in Wales (26 photos)

Days out with friends, visiting the local sights

A trip to Llangynidr (18 photos)

With Becky, Conan and George

Easter 2007 (18 photos)

Easter in Bloxham

24 hours of Flickr (6 photos)

Photos taken on a walk around Bristol on a lovely sunny May 5th. .

Hampton Court Palace (72 photos)

Photos taken on a family trip to Hampton Court Palace. A lovely day was had by all.

Hay-on-Wye (9 photos)

The town of books

Old family photos (8 photos)

Scans of old family photos. Turns out, my grandpa was into photography and so took many nice shots and annotated them (perhaps where my Flickr habit comes from...?).

Chepstow Castle (29 photos)

A day out with Becky. More info on the castle from Castles of Wales and CADW

Stanwick Lakes (29 photos)

Stanwick lakes are the result of extensive gravel extraction during the 80s and 90s which have now been landscaped to form public amenity space, ideal for picnics, walks and days out. Before that, there was an archaeological investigation of the valley and I worked on some of the data for a bit (the Raunds Roman Archaeological Database or RRAD as it is affectionately known) so thought I would pop in and see whats left.

A walk around Bristol University and surrounding area (29 photos)

Becky and I took a walk around the university as I had never been up to the Royal Fort House and Garden

Stanton Drew (11 photos)

Popped in to Stanton Drew

Abergavenny Castle (16 photos)

Photos taken on a day out with Becky. We've been to Abergavenny sooo many times lately but never been to the castle so we thought we'd pop in.

Norwich (3 photos)

Photos of the river Wensum by night

Stevington Windmill and village (7 photos)

Dysart, Fife (10 photos)

A trip to Dysart, Fife; once an independent burgh famous for its salt and for a cave used as a religious retreat (Dysart is derived from the same latin root as desert), now part of Kirkcaldy and having suffered at the hands of 20th century development.

Broadway Tower (8 photos)

On a day out with mum and dad. www.broadwaytower.co.uk/ for more information

Science Fair, Frome (17 photos)

Becky and I went to Frome to help out with a science fair. The fair was held in a lovely non-conformist chapel, built in 1707 and abandoned in the late 1960's before being stabilised then later renovated in the nineties. In the period from its abandonment to its stabilisation by the local heritage society, the memorials were stolen from the interior walls and even the lead taken from the roof, leaving the building open to the elements. The wonderful modernisation has resulted in office space upstairs used by a firm of architects (who were also responsible for the design), a fantastic open space for arts and sciences downstairs plus a cafe area and more offices in a modern extension to the rear. A brilliantly creative example of how to save a Grade I listed buidling from dereliction. The graffiti is on a wall in the carpark adjacent to the chapel although looking a bit faded in places, shows some obvious talent. Looks like the wall may have been done as a whole, presumably with permission

A trip to Bath (41 photos)

A trip to Bath in the spring

A weekend in Gloucestershire (97 photos)

Becky and I went to Gloucester for a weekend away, taking in Gloucester itself and some of the surrounding sights

Gloucester Historic Dockyard (25 photos)

With links to the Severn and the canal network, this was a major port with enormous warehouse buildings

Snow! (62 photos)

It was forecast and i didn't believe them till i woke this morning to find everything white!

Moreton-in-the-Marsh (13 photos)

Taken on the way back from Batsford Arboretum

Batsford Arboretum (29 photos)

Taken on a trip to the arboretum

CAAUK 2007 (3 photos)

Photos from the conference at the Tudor Merchants Hall, Southampton

A trip to Birmingham (2 photos)

Mum, Dad, Becky and I went to Birmingham on the train, stopping at Moor Street and passing through the new Bullring on the way to the museum. My first trip out with my new camera :-)

Elan Valley Trip (21 photos)

A weekend trip staying in the Elan Valley Lodge for the exeGesIS xmas do

Bury St Edmunds (17 photos)

Photos taken on a trip to this Suffolk town

Raglan Castle (45 photos)

Photos taken on a Sunday afternoon trip to the castle at Raglan with Becky. There's a really good photo tour of the castle online.

Gloucester Cathedral (27 photos)

Photos taken on a trip to the Cathedral whilst visiting Gloucester. It is a truly magnificent building and the kids present loved being where Harry Potter had his adventures, with the tour guides pointing out the setting for every scene filmed there.

Bristol roundabout by night (5 photos)

Photos taken at night looking over one of the traffic roundabouts in Bristol. The long exposure has some cool effects on the car lights

The New Forest (10 photos)

Photos taken in and around the New Forest, Hampshire

A walk through Bedminster, Bristol (22 photos)

Photos taken on a walk through Bedminster, Bristol, on the way to a lovely cafe for a brunch.

Bonfire Night fireworks 2006 (7 photos)

Fireworks display on Clifton Down, Bristol. I forgot to take a tripod so most of the images came out all fuzzy...

My journey to work (12 photos)

I have a lovely drive up through the Black Mountains to get to work

Westbury-on-Trym (17 photos)

Photos taken on a walk through Westbury-on-Trym, a lovely little village inside Bristol

Arnos Vale (17 photos)

Photos taken on a trip to the dead centre of Bristol... Funnily enough, there are two other cemetaries next to Arnos Vale so it probably is! I take Becky to all the most romantic places ;-) More information about Arnos Vale can be found at the Friends of Arnos Vale Cemetary website

Oxford (17 photos)

Photos taken on a trip to Oxford, October 2006

Saunton Sands (18 photos)

Photos taken on the last beach trip of summer '06 to Saunton Sands in Devon

Ellen and Elisabeth's visit (7 photos)

Photos taken on days out when Ellen and Elisabeth came to stay in Southampton. Originally posted to my MSN Space.

Avebury (26 photos)

Photos taken on trips to Avebury, the stone circle in Wiltshire

Stonehenge (8 photos)

Pictures of the world famous henge monument in Wiltshire, UK

Hereford (6 photos)

Passing through Hereford on a day out

On the road (12 photos)

Travelling down to Cornwall

Garden flowers (17 photos)

Photos of various garden flowers taken in Lynne's garden using a 50mm macro lense.

Canon's Ashby (19 photos)

Photos taken around the historic buildings of Canon's Ashby, Northamptonshire. The Elizabethan manor house has a page on wikipedia

Seagulls nesting (12 photos)

A seagull was nesting on the roof of a seafront building with a number of chicks. Whilst i was there, its mate returned from a trip to sea and regurgitated food for the young chicks.

Mevagissey, Cornwall (24 photos)

Photos taken on a family trip to Cornwall

Fowey, Cornwall (36 photos)

Photos taken on a family trip to Fowey, Cornwall

Fowey aquarium (7 photos)

These fish and shellfish live in an aquarium in the old salt store by the main square in Fowey. Their water is taken from the inlet and is always flowing. My favourite was an enormous lobster, the story goes the fisherman took it to the fishmonger who was astonished and, thinking that the lobster would be too tough to eat, suggested its donation to the aquarium where it lives to this day, getting even bigger! Unfortunately, I couldn't get a good picture of the monster as it was hiding....

Polperro, Cornwall (49 photos)

Photos taken on a family trip to Polperro, Cornwall See www.polperro.org/

Polperro Morris (8 photos)

Morris dancers at the polperro arts festival

Looe, Cornwall (51 photos)

Photos taken on a family trip to Looe in Cornwall

Lanterns (6 photos)

George has a lovely new set of lantern lights for the garden. They looked lovely in the bright sunshine.

Weston-Super-Mare (52 photos)

a trip to the beach at Weston-Super-Mare

George's barbeque (7 photos)

George had a lovely barbeque at her house!

Festival of Nature (18 photos)

Photos taken on a trip to see the Festival of Nature held at the @Bristol venue on the waterfront. They are mostly of the waterfront and art installations however...

A trip to Wales (number 2) (43 photos)

Becky, Sabrina and I headed off to the Black Mountains for a look around at the villages.

Tallybont Reservoir (10 photos)

Photos taken at Tallybont Reservoir using a Nikon D70 (11-18mm wide-angle lense) and a Nikon D100 (18-70mm lense). Some of the reflections are really nice and the colours have come through really well.

3D (1 photos)

3D reconstructions produced using 3D Studio Max and Vue Infinite

Prato, Italy (28 photos)

Photos taken whilst staying in Prato for the CAA conference

Dried Flowers (10 photos)

Photos of dried flowers taken using a 300mm zoom lens with a macro function

Digital SLR (437 photos)

My first attempts at taking photos using digital SLR cameras, in this case a Nikon D70 and D100. Pictures were taken around Bristol and the Severn valley using a long lense on the D100 (70-300mm) and a wide angle on the D70 (11-18mm). Subsequent photos (taken on trips to Wales, Weston-Super-Mare and around Bristol) use the same lense on the D70 and a 35-70mm lense on the D100 (with a few shots using the 70-300mm zoom lense)

Megalith (18 photos)

A megalith has been placed in the entrance to the new archaeology building at Southampton University. I took these pictures as the megalith was arriving and being moved to its final location. I will add some photos of the megalith in position as soon as I can get the opportunity. These were taken using a wide angle lens and you will see various attempts at framing the picture in some of the sequences, some more successful than others!

Durrington Walls (5 photos)

Photos taken on trips to Durrington Walls henge in the Stonehenge World Heritage Site, Wiltshire

Brussels (18 photos)

Photos taken on a trip to Brussels

A trip to Wales (8 photos)

Photos taken on a trip to the Black Mountains

Winchester (37 photos)

Photos taken around Winchester after a trip to visit Hampshire Sites and Monuments Record (SMR) and on subsequent visits

Southampton (16 photos)

Photos taken on trips out and about around Southampton

London (37 photos)

Photos taken on various trips to London

Corfe Castle (21 photos)

Photos taken on a visit to Corfe Castle, November 2004, whilst staying at Poole. The castle itself was a victim of its own success; after holding out against Cromwell in the English Civil War, Cromwell ordered it rendered useless and the fortifications were undermined using explosives. Some of the towers are now some distance from where they were constructed and the gate has a split-level appearance.

Bristol (111 photos)

Photos from various times from around Bristol

Burford (5 photos)

Photos from around the Oxfordshire village of Burford

Bloxham (40 photos)

Photos from around the north Oxfordshire village of Bloxham

Clevedon fishing trip (22 photos)

Photos taken on a trip to see some friends fishing off the rocks at Clevedon

Avebury panoramas (5 photos)

Panoramas created for my undergraduate dissertation August 1999 and January 2000. The images are from various sites of interest around the Avebury region The panoramas were created using Livepicture's Photovista and images taken using an Agfa e-photo180 at 1024 X 768 resolution. I haven't processed these images any further; some exhibit marked distortion from the stitching process.

Around Cumberland Basin and the Floating Harbour (32 photos)

Photos from around Cumberland Basin, the floating harbour and the surrounding area

Park Place and Pro-Cathedral Lane, Bristol (9 photos)

Photos of the old boys school, the convent, hall and the Cathedral of the Holy Apostles off Park Place and Pro-Cathedral Lane, Bristol. The buildings are all now in a terrible state of disrepair and are lucky to have survived at all, showing signs of fire, damage from break-ins and graffiti and being in one of the more expensive parts of town, what must be an ideal development plot. Indeed, the multi-storey carpark built on the adjacent plot hardly enhances the setting of these magnificent buildings. On the plus side, at least the buildings provide shelter to some of Bristols homeless although the use of the Cathedral as a skate park by kids doesn't seem quite right...