...comes a tall handsome man, in a dusty black coat, with a red right hand...
Sorry, went all Peaky Blinders there for a minute, but it's very tricky to visit the Black Country Museum (where much of Peaky Blinders is filmed) without imagining yourself walking in slow motion, head tilted down to the ground, dramatically, with the theme song playing.
We've had an Unchained pass so made a few visits in the last year, but the pass is about to expire so we made what will probably be our last visit for a while.
The lighting being a bit poor, and us having taken lots of photos there during 2017, this time was just about playing around a bit with grey scale.
My (Ben's) favourite spot during this visit, with the willow tree contrasting nicely with the brickwork. This patch hadn't actually been open the last couple of visits, so it was nice to have a poke around a new area.
So that's that. They're about to massively expand the museum over the next few years so there should be a bit more to photograph in a future visit. In the meantime, we're looking at getting an unchained pass for somewhere else, as we've really enjoyed being able to do so many visits to the Black Country Museum over the last year.
Apologies for the lack of updates recently- Christmas coincided with some rather serious illness issues, but hopefully should be getting back on track soon.
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