Crosby & Nash - its always great to see these two guys together, and Crosby can still do a job on Almost Cut My Hair and Long Time Gone
Saturday, July 11, 2009
Crosby Stills & Nash, MEN Arena, 10.07.09
I love Stepehen Stills, I bought all his solo stuff as well as all the CSN&Y. I once had tickets to a gig in Cardiff by his band Manassas, and when they cancelled I didn't bother to go to see the band they put on instead, which turned out to be Bob Marley & the Wailers, so I'm regretting that a bit now.
Crosby Stills & Nash, MEN Arena, 10.07.09
I first saw CSN (&Y) at Wembey Stadium in 1974. I doubt if i'd have beleievd that I'd be watching them in 2009, but here they are at the MEN last night, and they were fantastic. And I got Joe Vitale's drumstick!
Thursday, July 09, 2009
Wednesday, July 08, 2009
Airbus A300B4-608ST Super Transporter (Beluga) F-GSTB
Airbus Beluga over Liverpool 08.07.09 coming in to Hawarden
Liverpool - Collapsed Crane 08.07.09
The operation begins to lift the collapsed crane from Chandlers Wharf - high winds have prevented the lift so far.
Tuesday, July 07, 2009
Liverpool - Cranes Before Collapse
Taken on 16th June - crane on right collapsed over Baltic Triangle apartments on the right on Monday July 7th 2009
Thursday, June 11, 2009
Signing The Spin Doctor
Former Downing St spin doctor Alastair Campbell is signed addressing the NHS Conference in Liverpool, 11.06.09
Saturday, June 06, 2009
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
North West Coast Aerial Survey
Sefton Council Technical Services Coastal Defence team have commissioned me to produce an aerial survey of the north-west coastline, from the Solway Firth on the Scottish border to the Great Orme on the North Wales coast, taking in the river estuaries of the Esk, Eden, Wampool, Esk (Cumbria), Irt, Mite, Duddon, Leven, Gilpin, Lune, Wyre, Douglas, Ribble, Mersey, Dee, and Clwyd. The total length of open coast is 430km, and photographs are to be taken every 1000m. , showing coastline and defences, and intertidal features such as beaches, salt marsh and mud flats.
River estuaries are to be photographed every 200m, along both sides and will show the estuary bank and defences, and features such as salt marsh and mud flats. All photographs will be taken within one hour of low tide, requiring detailed planning around days when low tide occurs at a suitable time, plus calculations of flying time and other logistics. Weather also has to be factored in, unfortunately no amount of planning can influence this part of the job. Photography will be carried out in March 2009, and will be shot on the 24.5 mp Nikon D3x, which will produce highly detailed images.
River estuaries are to be photographed every 200m, along both sides and will show the estuary bank and defences, and features such as salt marsh and mud flats. All photographs will be taken within one hour of low tide, requiring detailed planning around days when low tide occurs at a suitable time, plus calculations of flying time and other logistics. Weather also has to be factored in, unfortunately no amount of planning can influence this part of the job. Photography will be carried out in March 2009, and will be shot on the 24.5 mp Nikon D3x, which will produce highly detailed images.
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