The Church of St John the Baptist, Rogerstone, South Wales.

The church of St John the Baptist is an Anglican Church of Wales place of worship that's can be found in the village of Rogerstone, Nr Newport, South Wales.

The church was opened in 1888 and was a church of England church until disestablishment in 1920. The foundation stone was laid by Lord Tredegar in August 1887 and the church cost £2370.

These pictures were taken with my Nikon d3300 SLR camera on the 23rd May 2016.

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Honley Railway Station, Kirklees, West Yorkshire.

A favourite subject of mine for picturing has always been railway photography and whilst recently in the Holme Valley, Nr Huddersfield I stopped to picture some of the stations that can be found on the Penistone line running from Huddersfield to Sheffield.

This set was taken at Honley Railway Station which is now a single platform station opened in 1850. Until 1989 the station was served by 2 platforms but the southbound line was removed and all that remains now are some derelict coal hoppers and a overgrown inaccessible platform.

These pictures were taken using a Nikon d3300 digital camera on the 21st May 2016. I then used a orange filter in the editing to remove all colours and highlight only orange and red shades. Click the pictures to view full size on Flickr.

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The only remaining platform in use. The former southbound platform can be seen overgrown across the tracks.

The disused and overgrown coal hoppers can be found hidden at the back through the station subway.

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Fiery Sky over Brechin, Scotland.

Whilst recently passing through Scotland on my way to Aberdeen I found myself passing time on the outskirts of  Brechin. I loved the orange glow on the clouds as the sun was setting and quickly got the camera out to picture it.

The pictures were taken with my Nikon d3300 SLR Camera on the 22nd August 2016 and these are the results. Please click to the picture to view full size on Flickr,

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