Showing posts with label Monochrome. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Monochrome. Show all posts

Friday, 22 May 2020

Great Chishill Windmill.

My second day out after Covid-19 lockdown, carefully maintaining social distance rules.
We took a short run through the back roads to Royston. I spent a sometime taking a few shots of Great Chishill Windmill











© Lionel Callow 2020

Wednesday, 11 April 2018

A Foggy Day

We have had a long run of very poor weather, today I just had to get out with my camera. I had a tour round my local area.










© Lionel Callow 2018

Wednesday, 29 November 2017

Blists Hill

We made two visits to the Victorian village this time. With the short days at this time of the year along with the low southern sun the light was full of heavy contrast, so black and white was the only way to go but it suits the subject perfectly.


This post is predominantly about the fabric of the village. I have used a number of monochrome styles to try and capture the Victorian feeling.

 I have three other posts on this visit, they can be seen Blists Hill People 1 
& Blists Hill People 2  & Blists Hill Buildings

The Cobblers Shop

The Wrought Ironworks

The Squatters Cottage 

The Blast Furnaces

The Woodwork Shop 

The Woodwork Shop 

The Bakers

The Metalwork Shop

The Undertakers

The Ironmongers

The Canal Crane

The Pit Head Winding Room 

The Village 

The Village 

The Pit Head

The Butchers

© Lionel Callow 2017

Tuesday, 28 November 2017

Blists Hill Victorian People

We had a few days away last week and visited Blists Hill Victorian Museum. This is a great place for the family, taking you back to a bygone age of steam and heavy industry. Located a few miles away from the Iron Bridge, famous for being the first bridge in the world made from cast iron. Unfortunately, the bridge is undergoing major repairs at the time of our visit, so no photos.


This is the first of my posts from the museum and I have concentrated on the people of the village. I have tried to give them a Victorian feel.

I have three other posts on this visit, they can be seen Blists Hill Buildings & Blists Hill People 2 and Blists Hill in Colour

The Bank Manager

The Draper

The Draper

 The Cobbler 

Man in the street

Coal Mine Winder

The Drayman

The Squatters

The Doctor 

The Printer

© Lionel Callow 2017