Our thanks to Paul of PB Build and Gary Staples for these great shots. Not forgetting Valerie for her amazing screen of Autumn leaves.
Category: photographs
Looking back
In 2021, as part of our Heritage Open Week, we ran a session that enabled members of the public with any sort of camera, from professional to phone, to join a group to learn more about photographic composition. It was well received and we thought you may like to have access to the group results from the album we kept. Please follow the link below.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/9Qz1gRAJ5cxKADNg9
If this is something you would like to be involved in in future, then please e mail us at:
friendsofbec@gmail.com
Beautiful blossom.
Fantastic photographs showing the start of the blossom in Brandwood End. More to come……
Our thanks to Robert Houghton for these wonderful photographs. Those of you that are users of Facebook can see more photographs on our Facebook page.
Sunshine and snow in the cemetery today..
A beautiful sunny day in Brandwood End, made even more picturesque by an unexpected fall of snow.
Far too many photographs to view here, so view more in our Google Album.
November – changing weather views!
All the photos in the album link below were taken within a few days of each other, yet the weather is so different! (Can I give e mention to Gary Staples who took the drone shots)
Startling Cemetery Photographs.
Gary Staples takes some amazing photographs in Brandwood End and has kindly agreed that we can feature them on our site. He uses many enhancement techniques, often producing 3D photographs! Take a look at our facebook site to see lots of these!
A sign of the times.
These photographs were taken by a member of our committee today as she was doing her own solitary litter pick.( 2 bags collected)
Don’t you think they reflect this strange time ? Front gates covered in notices/instructions and rainbows on display. Thanks to Kerry Tinkler for the photographs.
Aerial views…..
Our thanks to a local drone operator who shared these magical views with us.
In the following higher shot you are able to get a small insight into the amazing trees within Brandwood End. We are hoping to arrange a walk around the cemetery with Dean, our local Ranger but as local people will know- their time is very much at a premium.
I hope the residents of Kings Heath realise the amazing green space that sits quietly on their doorstep. Luckily for us, the local wildlife are well aware of their opportunities and the cemetery is home to Muntjac deer, Foxes, Hedgehogs, Squirrels,Woodpeckers, Owls, birds of prey……….and many species of familiar birds.
Flowers blooming everywhere!
All these fantastic flowers are creating their own display in the cemetery today!
No need to go to Japan for blossom!!
Another beautiful day in Brandwood End and it is great to see such colourful blossoms.
These trees were planted very recently as part of a Birmingham Trees for Life project with the help of pupils from St Albans R.C. Primary school.
They are already in bloom!!