Category Archives: The Photography Show

The Photography Show was back at NEC Birmingham for 2021 after a 2 year break due to Covid 19. The set up was a little different to previous years, starting with a Covid status check before entering the building. Inside, … Continue reading →

The Photography Show – NEC Birmingham For the last decade and more my fellow photographer Colin and I have faithfully attended The Photography Show in Birmingham. This year, more than any other, we find ourselves in a dilemma. Do we … Continue reading →

Yes it really is nearly that time of year again! The GCM Photographic annual visit to Birmingham is almost upon us. What are we expecting and which stands are we going to be looking at with the greatest interest? Usually … Continue reading →

What a weekend! Having returned from our annual visit to The Photography Show at the NEC in Birmingham, it is time to review the event. On arrival we headed straight over to see our good friends William and Ashley from … Continue reading →

How time flies! It is almost the time of year for Mark and I make our annual trip to the NEC in Birmingham for The Photography Show. (16th- 19th March 2019) How busy will it be? What can we expect … Continue reading →

An Amazing day at the NEC Photography Show. GCM went along to see some friends, maybe pick up a few products and see just what the Photographic Art world is getting up too. Travel not so good sadly but we … Continue reading →

It is nearly that time of year again when Mark and I make our annual trip to the NEC in Birmingham for The Photography Show. (17th- 20th March 2018) What will be new this year? What deals are available? How … Continue reading →

Once again, we, GCM, will be going this year to the Photoshow at the NEC. So just why are we going and what are we going for? The short answer is because we can and we do. It’s really after … Continue reading →

On Tuesday of last week (22nd March) M and I made our annual trip to The Photography Show in Birmingham. This year we arrived slightly later than anticipated, we still got around the exhibitors, but would have liked a little … Continue reading →