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MediaCity Bridge, Salford Quays
Just like Dorothy’s road, this road has its own group of hidden dangers. Far worse than the Scarecrow, Tin man and the Lion. Here you are more likely to get run over by speeding cyclists (who never dismount), skateboarders, roller-skaters, Deliveroo riders and worst of all e-scooters who stop for no one!
Erect a tripod at your peril!
Salford Quays
After spending most of the afternoon in Manchester dodging the rain, we headed back to the Quays to meet up with Mike Dutson for a night shoot and hopefully a decent blue hour. The weather was suggesting otherwise and after a bite to eat and drink in Limes (why not, it was raining again!) we started to make our way round to the MediaCity bridge (left of shot).
I’ve not shot the Quays at night for a very long time and the excitement got the better of me. The sky was looking particularly menacing at this point and I thought grab what you can, while you can, so this is camera straight out of the bag… no setup and handheld, which I don’t like doing at slow shutter speeds, but that sky was too good to miss - a case of premature shutter action I guess!
Looking across the Manchester Ship Canal towards the construction of the new mediacity:uk project which will see the former dockland transformed into the new home for BBC sport.
Eliud Kipchoge and Stanley Biwott arrive at the Tower Hill 23 mile mark together during the Virgin Money London Marathon 2016. Kipchoge the 2015 winner won this race in a course record of 2 Hours 03 Minutes and 05 Seconds just seven seconds short of the World Record.
Letters Of The Month Project - APRIL (I)
BBC Sport - Olympics 2016
Off Air - This screen is shown when there are no live events being broadcast on the BBC Olympic Channels.
A BBC Sport graphic glitch during the Rio 2016 Olympics. The glitch doesn't switch to its next slide and it doesn't return to the presenter for quite a while.
BBC Four - 2016 Olympic Ident
0.00 - Sitcom Season Trailer
0.39 - The Butterfly's Great Adventure Trailer
0.49 - BBC Four Olympics Ident
The Glasgow Tower is a free-standing tower located on the south bank of the River Clyde in Glasgow, Scotland and forms part of Glasgow Science Centre complex. It holds a Guinness World Record for being the tallest tower in the world in which the whole structure is capable of rotating 360 degrees. It has been closed for more than 80% of its life. It re-opened to the general public in July 2014.
BBC Outside Broadcast D10BBC & Unit 10
Man City Stadium for Match of the Day Live on BBC3
Manchester City v Lockeren
Date 23rd September 2003
BBC Outside Broadcast H502XUU ex RL9 Compact Radio Links van now SF1 used for Special Facilities
Location Galpharm Stadium Huddersfield
For Rugby League Challenge Cup
Date 31st July 2005
Sarah Stevenson (right) has three European Championship taekwondo gold medals. Louise Mair has a Commonwealth Games silver medal to her name.
Supporters of Jackie wait for their runner at Tower Hill near the 23 mile mark of the Virgin Money London Marathon.
A view across from near The Lowry of the MediaCityUK Studio's home to BBC North, Breakfast and Sport
BBC Radio Outside Broadcasts Mobile Studio 3
Built 1982, Ford R114 chassis BCLWUY59803, CMA coachwork
Box trailer TR327
Location BBC Outside Broadcasts Kendal Avenue, Acton
Date 26th September 2003
BBC Olympic Channels - Holding Slides
BBC Sport - Olympics Rio 2016
8 Channels and HD Channels broadcasting live events from Rio.
MIroslav Klose's furthest strike is a "long range shot" from the penalty spot. --Gary Lineker
World Cup 2014: Miroslav Klose breaks finals goals record
Callum Hawkins from Scotland is tailed by the BBC Sport camerabike at Tower Hill during the Virgin Money London Marathon 2016.
...or as they say in Germany
„Fußball ist ein einfaches Spiel, bei dem 22 Spieler gegeneinander spielen und zuletzt immer die Deutschen gewinnen.“
The original source of this quote is difficult to find. Was it Euro 96? Or even Italia 1990? Or another of the many occasions that Germany won at a major international football tournament? Or after any one of the many times that England lost on penalties?
* Germany at Euro 96
* Argentina at the 1998 World Cup
* Portugal at Euro 2004
* Portugal at 2006 World Cup
* Italy at Euro 2012
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So with the end of the Rugby World Cup – and a massive well done to New Zealand – we move swiftly on to filming for Sports Personality of the Year – this week we’ll be grabbing a few interviews with some famous faces! We also send some of the crew off to Africa on Thursday – we’re filming the next part of an exciting series – we’re all looking forward to seeing the footage – check out this incredible shot from their last expedition in Canada!
The Cheer Fit Cheerleaders had an absolutely fantastic time at BBC Sports "Your Game" football tournament in Corams Fields. Cheer Fit coach Samantha even roped in some of the boys to base her for a split lift!
A spectator points out Eliud Kipchoge running along East Smithfield approaching the halfway mark during the Virgin Money London Marathon. He eventually won the Elite Men's race in a course record.
BBC Outside Broadcast Unit 10
Commonwealth Games Manchester
Location Dock10, Salford
Date 24th July 2002
Here is the brilliant Clare Balding starting off the final coverage of the Grand National by the BBC, coverage which has helped ensure that the race is one of the greatest sporting occasions in the national consciousness. By passing to Channel 4 and with too many controversial deaths and the memories of Red Rum's exploits fading in the people's memory, I think we will see the Grand National on a quick downward course in the coming years.
The Cheer Fit Cheerleaders had an absolutely fantastic time at BBC Sports "Your Game" football tournament in Corams Fields. Cheer Fit coach Samantha even roped in some of the boys to base her for a split lift!
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RT @BBCSport: .@WestHamUtd's co-chairmen have written to fans after a disappointing start to the @premierleague season:… t.co/0ZAEOuurSz
Red Nose Day at the Barclaycard Arena.
Seen from St Vincent Street. When I walked around King Edward Road, I realised that this was probably for the Birmingham Indoor Grand Prix (broadcast by BBC Sport).
TV satellite vans