Stone Galleon Ltd - Birmingham - Feb 20

[BikinGlynn]

Hardly worth posting this & was hardly worth photographing which is kinda why Im posting!

I didnt think it worth getting the camera out so all these were phone pics (on a fairly old iphone) so just wanting to see opinions on them really.

As prev reports I really cant find any history on this place, other than it was a "tacky goods" import business.. Oh & its completely nackered.

We firstly entered the neighbouring Kingfield Heath building to be met by some unsavoury looking characters so one quick snap in here was all I got

we left this unit sharply & headed in next door, the access was fun but as all prev reports suggest its a bit of a death trap in there with floors & staircases collapsing everywhere

Looking back to the Kingfield building

Sales Office

The stairs had some lovely tiling at one point!

Clock machine remains

Thanks For looking

 

[Dirus_Strictus]

the iPhone will produce superb images - as we see here. It's what the photographer sees that makes the images superb or rubbish. You sir have the 'eye' and your images always tell a story. Superb as always!!

 

[BikinGlynn]

the iPhone will produce superb images - as we see here. It's what the photographer sees that makes the images superb or rubbish. You sir have the 'eye' and your images always tell a story. Superb as always!!

Thanks it does suprise me how bad some explorers can make phone pics look.
I am privaliged to have a good camera & know I couldnt achieve a lot of the shots I do with a phone but some people just cant seem to hold a phone straight!

 

[HughieD]

Good work mate. Great pics.

 

[Echo Seven]

Good to see the watches survived despite hw trashed it is!

 

[BikinGlynn]

Good to see the watches survived despite hw trashed it is!

Yeah strange that!

 

[Rasha]

Do you have any images of the courtyards/green spaces inside? Do you know what type of plant is growing there?

 

[night crawler]

Do you have any images of the courtyards/green spaces inside? Do you know what type of plant is growing there?

Probably forgotten it was over 18months ago

 

[motionlessmike]

Do you know what type of plant is growing there?

Looks like buddleia, the standard derp plant!

 

[Sarah Waldock]

well, you're plainly a talented enough photographer to pick the shots to make it very interesting. Lovely opportunistic shot of the bare girders reflected in the puddle, my favourite, I think.

 

[sadlerwells]

I like the art nouveau style tiles.