Urban landscape photography - Black and White project/Hebden Bridge 

Short'n'sweet this week (hope everything is ok) but still good value thanks to some stunning photos. I hope Calderdale becomes a book.

Great black and white photos James

Great clip,great shots...that bugger on the canal flapping at you was a bit blue, sounding a bit of an avian "f" off there !

Like the low-key processing to many of these. Works well I think and brings Bill Brandt’s work to mind too.

Great Video, James. I'm a big fan of B&W . Great music, too. Thanks. KB

Keep Smiling

Another great video James, my favourites were the ones that included the boats particularly 'Teal'. Look forward to more from Calderdale., thanks.

Very nice JR, very nice indeed!

Cracking shots James, love the inky blacks, shades of Bill Brandt which seem right for the area.

Hi Jim. Love the new project and the images were timeless. Regards from Plymouth. Steve

Nice and contrasty. Perhaps bring out a litle more in the shadows for my liking. We just dont have anyting like this here in Australia. Except sort of in parts of inner Sydney from the first settlements in the late 18th century and in Tasmania, same period. Talking about the buildings, we don't have the canals of course.. wil check out the project so far on your website.

Some great compositions here. nicely thought out. I wondered, if you were to use a tripod you might get more tak-sharp images. Other than that, interesting work.

Good stuff mate, you're getting the hang of this urban lark.

Cracking Place, great photos and I loved the Song on the gallery, Who sings it?

Fantastic, once again. I think my favourite of all your great images from the day is the one with the four building ends lit up, next to the canal with the imposing chimney towering above.

Oh wow, you live in a wonderful part of the country. Really enjoying this series James, but I found this location particularly appealing. Lovely set of images Sir. 🙌

Belting bud! First class photography. You not tek any bread?

Was this in part dedicated to the Final Series of Happy Valley, by any chance? The series has sparked more interest in the area. We have many locations over in Doncaster where I live, but it's just not a safe place to be carrying thousands of pounds around your neck. Had it not been for that we have great railway heritage in Doncaster and the River Don runs right through the city. Unfortunately most of the city has been modernised. But along the river and canals you find some old Mills and docks. Might be worth me having a look but as for the city.... It's a no from me. Have you ever been confronted? You know not just asked what your doing but like a proper altercation where you've offended somebody by them thinking you've taken a photo of them whilst you've been out shooting street?

A real Shame all the graffiti.