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Winterbourne reopens

Winterbourne reopens

Damien Walmsley Jul 19, 2020 2 min read
As the University of Birmingham locked down so did Winterbourne house and gardens. There was still a small team of gardeners tendering the gardens during lockdown. As the restrictions eased, the gardens reopened to University staff on the 6th July. It is one of the perks of working at the University that you have free … Continue reading Blog
#RHSPhotoComp – Winner

#RHSPhotoComp – Winner

Damien Walmsley Jul 13, 2020 1 min read
Very pleased that this has happened and I am now shortlisted for the Annual Competition of The RHS. Fingers crossed. Latest Products The Ducks Magic Mug £18.18 Add to basket Chain Reaction Magic Mug £17.99 Add to basket Magic Daffodil Mug £17.18 Add to basket
The Welcombe Hills

The Welcombe Hills

Damien Walmsley Jul 13, 2020 2 min read
I love Stratford-upon-Avon and have visited it many times over the years. There is so much to see including the beautiful walks around the River Avon, the Shakespeare properties and the pleasant shopping area of the town. I thought that I knew all about Stratford until this weekend, when my daughter and her family invited … Continue reading Blog
Lavender’s Blue

Lavender’s Blue

Damien Walmsley Jul 4, 2020 2 min read
I think that Lavender has more of a purple colour with a touch of blue. Certainly the fields at Cotwolds Lavender were in full bloom. The day was overcast and there was a strong wind blowing. This being June the day was warm but there was a definite chill around. The farm had instigated social … Continue reading Blog
St Paul’s Church

St Paul’s Church

Damien Walmsley Jun 23, 2020 2 min read
The Jewellery quarter is one of my inspirational places for photography. Affectionately known as the JQ, it contains so much history wrapped in its character. Old and new blend together with interesting details including churches, shops, doors, alleyways and jewellery shops. Arguably the centre piece is St Paul’s square with the beautiful Church in the … Continue reading Blog
That was then, this is now

That was then, this is now

Damien Walmsley Jun 15, 2020 2 min read
I planned to go into Birmingham on Sunday as it is quiet and often there is the chance of getting some interesting pictures. As I planned for the trip into the city, I thought what if I matched up some new pictures with old ones from my Flickr collection. Going into Birmingham is not pleasant … Continue reading Blog
Black and white at the Mill

Black and white at the Mill

Damien Walmsley Jun 7, 2020 1 min read
Visiting Chesterton Windmill has been good for my spirits since the tough lockdown measures were lifted. As we visited the Windmill on a cold June Saturday morning, I wanted to do something a little different. This must go through the mind of all photographers as come back to places they have photographed on numerous occasions. … Continue reading Blog
Poppy Fields

Poppy Fields

Damien Walmsley Jun 3, 2020 2 min read
For the last few years I have viewed pictures of poppy fields with a mixture of fascination and some jealousy.  I always wished that I could take some pictures of these lovely wild flowers.  Many of these fields seem to be around the Worcester and Hereford area of the West Midlands.  It would mean a long travel and … Continue reading Blog
Venturing into Birmingham

Venturing into Birmingham

Damien Walmsley Jun 3, 2020 2 min read
Having done Digbeth, I felt brave enough to go into Birmingham again and look around both Gas Street Basin and Centenary Square.  My first difficulty was parking as car parks and on street spaces were either shut or there were traffic cones preventing you from parking.  I found a place and wandered down into gas street.  What I … Continue reading Blog
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