umber eleven in the series of occasional roadside photos.

A night taxi driving.

umber ten in the series of near regular roadside photos.

This was taken with a TTV contraption, inspired to have a go by Pete Ashton’s pictures, and taken on a snowy winters morn outside the Bear’s Head in Brereton, Sandbach. I was checking the pubs name online, and it seems a lot of the pubs in the area are named after parts of a bears anatomy, The Bear’s Paw, The Black Bear Inn, The Beartown Tap, wonder why?

More updates soon. I’m just finishing off my second flu bug of the winter and I think two is quite enough for this year.

umber eight in the series of very occasional roadside photos. I suppose strictly this is an under the roadside photo as it was taken on floor one of the Arcadian Centre car park on Bromsgrove Street in Birmingham.

umber seven in the series of roadside photos. Here is should be the view of the Aran Mountains on a sunny foggy August afternoon.

umber six in the series of roadside photos. At the start line of the excellent MG’s in the Trees event organised by South Staffs MG Owners club.

umber five in the series of roadside photos, now in close-encounters-o-vision!

esterday in Cwmbran, Wales. Second warehouse next to Lidls apparently.

I’d've got a better photo but there was a sudden rush of traffic for the sainsburys petrol station and the Cwmbran walkers society also decided to made an impromptu appearance.

umber four in the series of roadside photos, now in fish-eye-o-vision!

Some more photos from my first film in my christmas gift fish eye camera…

So far i’ve learned I need to get closer to things and that taking photos is low light it a waste of film.

umber three in the increasingly random series of roadside photos.

I was at the post office today, and whist endlessly queuing and pondering whether Kangaroos really cannot walk down stairs I was surprised to find myself surrounded on every worksurface and shelf by…

Still, it’ll give the local paper something to write about I suppose…