Links

Over the years, I've made many contacts through motor sport. Here are a few of them. They include the people who shoot alongside me, the clubs who invite me to their events and a one or two others like the Worcestershire Literary Festival and Megan Baker House.
Severn Freewheelers
The charity group who'll be taking over Prescott in April when they hold the first Prescott Bike Festival.
Shelsley Walsh
My local venue and one of the most famous. The oldest motor sport venue in the world that is still used. Home of the Midlands Auto Club, Shelsley is an iconic hill climb venue: a tough walk up to the Esses but worth the effort.
H&DLCC
Hagley & District Light Car Club: the home of the excellent Loton Park hill climb. Situated in a stunning deer park in deepest Shropshire, a day at Loton is a must-do for hill climb fans.
Prescott Speed Hill Climb
Home of the famous Bugatti Owners Club and the venue for one of the top hill climb venues in the UK, Prescott sits proudly in stunning countryside with great views around and loads of terrific spectator spots.
Karen Philips Racing
A great website giving an amazing insight into the whole concept of grass-roots motor sport.
Zipp Photography
Here's the website that belongs to the guy who stands by my side in all winds and weathers, Rich Danby.
Hill climb photographer wench
This is the virtual home of Shireen Broadhurst, one of the regular camera carriers on the hill climb scene.
Tara Broadhurst Photography
Tara is an up and coming photographic talent with motor sport in her DNA. Watch this space.
PR-Photo
This is the website of Phil Rogers and Dawn Bowater, two friends of mine who used to haunt the same hillsides as me until they emigrated to Melbourne, Australia. Phil and Dawn were stalwart hill climb shooters who I spent many a happy Sunday with.

Their site gives a great insight into their new life including a nice overview of motor sport in Australia.
Worcestershire Literacy Festival
2011 marked the debut of the Worcestershire Literary Festival. Varied, vibrant and exciting, it captured the imagination of the county and we're now planning next year's event.

I photographed a number the events - two a night on occasions - and next year I'll be joining the committee. Very much looking forward to being more involved as this event expands.
Megan Baker House
The Megan Baker House is a place where I've sat taking pictures, feeling very humble as I watch these extraordinary kids being encouraged to deal with the type of problems that are unimaginable to most of us.
Yawning Cat Photography
Jeni Long is another of the Prescott camera toting ladies.