l-r: a barge meanders under the bridge at Monton Green; Eccles War
Memorial; the classic post box at the junction of Ellesmere Road and
Westminster Road at Ellesmere Park; just beyond Barton Bridge; Edwardian tiled
porch way at The Lamb pub, Eccles; a classic Eccles bus; modern stained glass
window at Holy Cross Church; The Albert Edward Pub in central Eccles; the 1930
shelter at Monton Green, Eccles.

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l-r: Eccles Library; reading child on facade of library;
contemporary stained glass at Holy Cross Church; signs of the times; the
original mosaic tiled floor at the Albert Edward pub; Patricroft Station with
its painting of the J.Nasmyth & Co Steam Hammer.

'This was created for a BBC producer working at Salford Quays. It comprises a reflection of the Daniel Libeskind-designed Imperial War Museum North; the Dock House reflected in the granite benches outside; the lit-up bridge between the War Museum and the BBC, and a reflection of The Lowry Theatre in the BBC buidings.

40 classic, original signs worked into a picture - street names,
shop names, breweries and pubs- sometimes forgotten but fascinating wording
dating back 150 years.
Am happy to be commissioned to photograph your own
street name or business name, and incorporate it into the piece to make a
one-off work.
Please ask. Tel: 07792 365 437
An old terrace house on the Langworthy Estate
A bricked up hairdressers on Duchy Street, Langworthy.
Convulvulus climbs the railings guarding the spectacular
Greek-style St. Philips Church, just off Chapel Street at Salford 3.
Designed in 1825 by Sir Robert Smirke, St. Philips has a unique architectural
style in Salford.
Years of graffitti have created fascinating, vivid scars on the
doors of St. Ignatius Church at King Edward Street in Ordsall which opened
these doors in 1903, and closed them for worship in 2002.
Built as a church, well known as a picture house, reborn as a
performing arts centre. A classic sight at Water Street, Salford.

A view over this striking landscape as the sun begins to
fall.

The green, tiled images of a man's face as part of the elaborate
facade of the Co-operative buildling at Pendleton, Salford. Now in a state of
disrepair.

The chateau-like former Gas Works at Bloom Street, Salford,
reflected on a summer's day in a broken car wing mirror found in the
street.

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