The Galleries

Collections of pictures on a single theme...

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Some experiments using a macro lens to copy 6x7 and 6x9 transparencies with a full frame dSLR (a Canon 5D mk1)

London's Docklands
An army of magicians has transmogrified decrepit warehouses into a fairy land of glass and metal.

Bath
One of Britain's great heritage sites and also a working town, Bath is a fascinating place to live, work in or visit.

Krinserhof at Seefeld
A small Austrian hotel that really is a home from home

Mittenwald
The Bavarian town famous for its stringed instruments

Hall im Tyrol
A hidden gem of ancient Austrian architecture in the heart of the Tyrol

Bristol Temple Meads Railway Station
Possibly the finest through station in the British Isles and one of Isambard Kingdom Brunel's great achievements.

Wide Angle Kitzbuhel
Kitzbuhel is known as the ski capital of Austria but, in the summer, there is another side to it. 

The Grand Union Canal
A tiny section of the canal near the village of Long Buckby in Northamptonshire

The Zillergrund Dam
enjoys one of the most spectacular locations in Europe. It is, without any doubt, both a feat of engineering and a structure of incredible beauty.

The ZillertalBahn
is almost unique in being both a preserved line and a modern working railway, serving the communities and industry of the Ziller Valley in the Austrian Tyrol.

Mayrhofen im Ziller
Possibly the finest example of the Austrian Tyrol's new "Tourist Towns".

Mela
is the Hindi word for 'Festival'. The Swindon Mela is an opportunity for the town's small but active Asian community to act as hosts to their neighbours, which they do with enthusiasm and a great deal of good humour.

The National Railway Museum at York
The Mecca for railway enthusiasts worldwide

A miscellany of pictures from before the millenium
which you may find interesting.