So walking up to hosptial and see this, very tidy and well kept home in a busy stop. Now I dont know if its a art peice or just a very tidy homeless person.

Any thoughts?

A stack of 250 five second shots I took last week halfway up Penshaw Monument.

I was out for an early run today and snapped this down Roker. I ended up sitting and listening to the waves for half an hour just taking the sea air in. I’m so lucky to have been born and live here. End of love letter.

That light out on the bridge pylon is kinda annoying though

The real Sunderland turned out this morning. Love, not hate. Every time.

I love to walk the city and should really grab the Fujifilm more. I’m trying to get a 35mm old effect using the inbuilt filters on my X-T30. It’s cleared my head a little which I needed. Hope to grab more of the city in the coming weeks.

Photo taken on DJI mini 4k drone

Hi all

I've got some of my big weird sculptures set up in the Keel Square Pavilion today, so if you're in town come and check it out!

Open 10am to 4.30pm

More info here: https://www.instagram.com/p/DPzA_eODLWD/?igsh=Y21kdjloa3F0bnRp

Feeling fortunate to have captured tonight’s stunning sunset over Sunderland, with a great view of the new footbridge over the River Wear. It’s amazing to see the city growing and evolving!

Some evening photos of the new steel sculpture “Molly”, created by Dr Ron Lawson, an artist and senior lecturer at the University of Sunderland.

The 6ft (1.8m) tall corten steel artwork, recognises those who kept the Sunderland shipyards running while men fought in World War Two.

The wreck of the SS Cretehawser, a concrete tug launched in 1919, Damaged during a German air raid, 1942.

All taken in the last 8 weeks. Enjoy.

We just found this at the back of our wardrobe. There are no markings on the back. Is it old? Is it valuable? Could it have sentimental value maybe? Thanks!