Gallery of photographs taken at the siege re-enactment by The Sealed Knot at Dudley Priory in August 2003

Not So Picturesque gallery

Excellent artistic graffiti amongst wanton destruction
Dank's / Blowers Green Timber, Netherton,  now derelict and Wryley Birch in Birmingham - 2003

A small gallery of various photographs taken 2003
 

My motor racing galleries have moved to www.joyrainey.net. I have the honor of doing the website for this famous motor racing lady. Follow the link to her site. We thought that this would be a good home for all my motors pictures. It also includes drag racing, formula 1 cars doing donoughts on video and record runs up Shelsley Walsh.
 
 

Link to The Cider House website

www.theciderhouse.info

I drink there, I take my camera, so I did a little website.

Dimage 7 Macros

The lens seems to excel at macros,
especially when using the in built flash.

www.virusnews.co.uk

Not a gallery, just a site that it is important to visit. It used to be on www.rjdunn.co.uk but has been promoted to it's own domain name because of the level of virus attacks and the urgent need for awareness by the normal computer user.

My brother Tony's radial and other things

He builds lorry trailers for a living and model trains, and engines for a hobby.

Bewdley River Defenses.... Testing only so far....

There are more photographs of Bewdley in earlier floods to be found below.

Rusty Unreliable Cagiva Raptor 1000

I bought a Cagiva Raptor 1000cc Motorbike from Q.B. Motorcycles. It has proved to be enjoyable and rapid but also rusty and un-reliable. Follow the saga......

Leonard Road, Wollaston, Stourbridge 2002

Digital video is a new area I am 'playing' with. Here are some bits so far. The best bits and  a compilation of racing starts are to be found on Joy's website. in the Shelsley Walsh and Goodwood festival of Speed sections.

Windows Media Player files;

Petrol and Methanol

Slide show to music

Planet of the cats

Dave Vale and the Varmits. I took a set of photographs at their first gig. These are published on the Varmits web site. Click the picture to follow the link