Lafarge Cement Works, Westbury
This site closed in April 2009 and has remained, in part, mothballed. The cement kilns are due to be demolished soon leaving only the cement
Graylingwell Hospital, Chichester
After 4 months of illness, it was about time to get back out with the camera. An Asylum is always a good place to start
West Park Hospital, Epsom
7th Visit to West Park, an old favourite that you can never tire of I guess. One ward that I’ve always wanted to do was
Dreadnaught Storm Drain, Bristol
Built in 1974 the ?dreadnaught? storm drain runs from Bishopsworth through to an outfall on the diverted stream of the river Avon in Bedminster. The
Mid Wales Hospital, Talgarth
No words can really describe the decline this year of this site. Better security at the beginning of the year may have prevented mass theft
Bridge Valley Road Deep Shelter, Bristol
Visited in August 2008 this shelter and former railway tunnel has become one of the hottest topics in Bristol due to the closure of the
Barrow Hospital, Bristol
A return to the first real site I explored. Barrow Hospital opened in the late 1930s as an expansion to the overcrowded Bristol City Asylum,
George Barnsley & Sons, Sheffield (35mm)
Same visit as previous but taken on the Canon 300 Film SLR. Again used the 50mm f1.8 prime lens and Kodak 400CN B&W film.
George Barnsley & Sons, Sheffield
When I visited George Barnsley & Sons Cornish Works in Sheffield over 2 years ago it ranked as one of the most time warped explores
Redmire Water Treatment Works, Sheffield
This water treatment works tucked away in Sheffield is somewhat of a photographic gem. It features quite simply the best unintentional smiley face display panels
West Park Hospital, Epsom (35mm)
Taken during the previous visit but this time on my new film SLR. Bought on eBay for an extremely expensive £10 and used with my
West Park Hospital, Epsom
A quick return to a site I visited less than a month ago. The site is rapidly deteriorating and even more so than my previous