Photographs taken at Money Stone Quarry on a urbex outing

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Photographs taken at Malvern College & Care Home on a urbex outing

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Photographs taken at Binswood School previously Leamington College for Boys on a urbex outing

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Photographs taken at this years Rockness music festival, this annual music festival which takes place in Scotland at Clune Farm, Dores, on the banks of Loch Ness near Inverness. The first Rockness festival took place on 24 June 2006 and has grown in size every year since.

The festival is known as “the most beautiful festival in the world” and “the only festival with its own monster” due to its beautiful location at Loch Ness in north Scotland.

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Friday at Rocknenss Here
Saturday at Playfest Here
Sunday at Playfest Here

Photographs taken at this years Play Fest, This annual independent music festival that takes place at New Eccles Hall, Quidenham, Norfolk, England. It was first held in May 2011.

Play Fest consists of a comprehensive bill of musicians, bands and artists across various stages. The genres of music on offer are largely Rock,Indie and Dance. It has an annual attendance of around 4,000.

View Full Image Gallery from Saturday at Playfest Here and Sunday at Playfest Here

This shoot was with a top local model who has seen lots of success in many beauty pageants all around Britain, the most recent being UK Miss Teen Earth 2012 where she won several awards including the Miss photogenic award using a photo from this shoot.

This was the first shoot with Stevie which turned out to be very fun and with it came lots of images we where both very pleased with.

We hopefully have a shoot planned very soon again with the urbex twist.

The full set of photographs from this shoot can be seen facebook page here

A selection of photographs of a friend Zoe taken at the Blithfield reservoir walks.

The full set of photographs can be seen on our facebook page here

Set in the spacious grounds of Croft Farm, the lakes and Malvern Hills provided an idyllic and breathtaking back drop. The lake also provided a second purpose of being used for water sports for those who dared to brave the cold waters.

With the last few weeks of torrential rain across the UK, a very muddy and messy festival was expected, fortunately the weather held out for the entire weekend, with even a break in the clouds to allow summers rays to shine down.

The atmosphere of the festival was something I’ve not experienced before; friendly would be an understatement to describe the festival goers, staff and numerous dogs.

The Garden Tent, The Roots and The Blossom Stage all had their own unique blend of styling, atmosphere and music. The children’s area was a hit for both children and parents, with music sessions, arts & crafts, horse rides and entertainers, such as the two stilt walkers who seemed to amuse more than just the children.

Gloucestershire’s biggest band in history EMF took the stage on Saturday evening for their first gig of the year; they delighted festival goers both old and young by performing Schubert Dip, their acclaimed multi-million selling debut album, in its entirety.

Straight after EMF’s electric performance, Reef performed pretty much instantly keeping the crowd dancing and singing along to their best known hits “Place Your Hands”, “Come Back Brighter” and “Consideration” The bands vivacious energy kept on right up until the  end of their set.

Among those two, festival folks were also able to indulge in music from the likes of Top Loader, 3 Daft Monkeys, Miles and Erica of The Wonder Stuff , Avert Francis and Chesney Hawkes.

In spite of still being a small event, the organisers managed to pack a huge amount of festivities into the two days. This was “the one and only” way to start the summer festival season.

View Full Image Gallery from Lakefest 2012 HERE

Taking place over the 23rd and 24th July 2011, the Blaze Horse Trials in Stafford were designed to challenge and encourage young horses and riders on the cross country course was designed and built by Janet and James Plant.

All photos from the event can be seen in our Blaze Horse Trials Stafford Flickr Set.

Uttoxeter Quarry has caused some controversy in the local area due to the extension to the works being undertaken to extract sand and gravel. Local residents are keen for the extraction work to reach completion and the area to be regenerated. Regeneration plans are proposed to restore the land with places suitable for agricultural and water areas and for nature conservation and recreation, including a sailing lake and a fishing lake.

Some old areas of the quarry have already been turned over for use as nature reserves, with many birds attracted to the area. A range of footpaths go through the area, and it’s a lovely place to explore.

The full set of photos from our trip can be seen in our Uttoxeter Quarry Flickr Set.