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Quote: My question is do I take my camera or not
no question! ![]()
Quote: I am staying at Edgebasten
Edgbaston, I think
what about the cricket ground? there may be a match on Edgbaston cricket ground ![]()
Not sure about locations of interest in that area, But there has to be something......![]()
But as regards taking your camera, Sods law says that if you do not, You will probably wish that you had.....![]()
Well thats the principle I generally work by......![]()
Good luck whatever....!
Quote: Yeah ya probably right, I will take it I suppose.
Well, don't force yourself.
...how hard is it to take a camera to a hotel??
if the answer is "too hard", then don't take it
if it's "not hard at all", then take it
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Its already been said Ian, but what can it hurt to take it, I take mine everywhere, and its a family joke at the amount of times it dosnt see the light of day, but its with me on the off chance!
Good luck!
No question you should take it. Actually probably no better time to take it. You'll be bored out of your face in the evening and you can just take a stroll around and see what bites. Bring the tripod too.
Paul
As a local I can guarantee there's plenty to take photos of. Just get yourself on a bus ride (45, 47, 61, 62, 63 only ten minutes or so from the cricket ground) into the City Centre. There's the Bull Ring, Victoria Square at the top end of New Street, Centenary Square leading to the canal basin/Brindley Place at the end of Broad Street...
You'll kick yourself if you don't.
Edit: You won't be able to use a camera INSIDE the Bull Ring arcades as it's private property and they'll have big lads in hi-viz jackets with nothing better to do than watch out for photographers.
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