Back in the days of film photography in the mid to late 1990s I bought a Nikon 16mm f2.8 fisheye… Read more Do I need to get a fisheye lens?
Tag: Carlisle
The Red Rebels in Carlisle
EVERY week since the Hamas atrocities in Isreal in October 2023 and the subsequent retaliation against the people of Palestine… Read more The Red Rebels in Carlisle
Peat & Diesel
REVIEW: The Old Fire Station in Carlisle. Friday, July 25, 2025. SIX years ago I was between jobs in Carlisle,… Read more Peat & Diesel
Phil Campbell and the Bastard Sons
It was a last minute decision but I decided to get back into shooting gigs again on Thursday when I… Read more Phil Campbell and the Bastard Sons
Gasification plant firm set to appeal
Following last week’s special planning committee meeting, where an application for a proposed gasification plant was rejected, I got an… Read more Gasification plant firm set to appeal
A rail adventure from Carlisle to Settle on an iconic rail line
Bizarrely I got message from my mate Neil, who works for Northern Rail, and he suggested that we should take… Read more A rail adventure from Carlisle to Settle on an iconic rail line
Investor secured for former Central Plaza site in Carlisle
While I was first living in Carlisle I followed the saga of the Central Plaza Hotel which was apparently named… Read more Investor secured for former Central Plaza site in Carlisle
Pilgrims’ progress
On Good Friday (April 18) I caught up again with the Carlisle group of pilgrims who set off on this… Read more Pilgrims’ progress
The Meteors at The Brickyard in Carlisle
Last Sunday I managed to get back into covering gigs when psychobilly pioneers The Meteors visited the city for a… Read more The Meteors at The Brickyard in Carlisle
Cover shot
I had an unexpected surprise today when I got a message from the drummer of a local band who wanted… Read more Cover shot
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