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A Zone 1 off peak tram tide through Birmingham from Grand Central to Edgbaston Village.
Ice Skate Birmingham in Centenary Square from the tram.
Open 1st November 2025 to 45h January 2026 (unless they extend it again).
Ice Skate Birmingham after dark in Centenary Square.
Slightly darker this time around after leaving the cinema.
I went down Bridge Street past the Arena Central plots that haven't been built on yet.
The Boulton, Watt & Murdoch view with the Magic Mouse ride.
Ice Skate Birmingham after dark in Centenary Square.
Slightly darker this time around after leaving the cinema.
I went down Bridge Street past the Arena Central plots that haven't been built on yet.
Ice Skate Birmingham after dark in Centenary Square.
Slightly darker this time around after leaving the cinema.
I went down Bridge Street past the Arena Central plots that haven't been built on yet.
(Added to the group Strobist Sundays for the theme: "Opposites")
My wife and I are in totally different careers, finance and graphic design, respectively. I chose the best tools we use in our everyday lives when we're away at work.
580ex II shot thru umbrella (1/8) to the right
Strobist info:
Nikon D3
Tamron 90mm Macro
1 SB-800 + EasyBox
Skyport
MacBook Case as background
Tone and curves in Lightroom 2
Finally got around to sorting myself out with a mobile WiFi solution for all my tech while I am out and about. Picked up a PAYG '3' MiFi unit that will connect with up to 5 devices via WiFi and share it's mobile connection. Set-up was easy and it was working with my MacBook Pro and iPad within a few seconds. This new model is a look better looking than the previous version as well and this doesn't look out of place with all my Apple tech.
Purchased from Apple store in San Francisco, CA (we have the original receipt). Comes with original packaging.
Only used a couple of times, we are trying to move away from Apple goods.
Originally $70 + tax, asking for $50 or best offer.
Nottingham Riverside Festival, UK. A rollercoaster for the kids, not overly scary, other than the fact its mobile and probs isn't all that stable.
I went out and got coffee at Little Zelda rather late. The owner was kind enough to give me a free Chocolate Croissant.
The coffee and pastry were what I needed to pull through an all-night design-a-thon.