Jim makes his Banjos in the back yard of his brother-in-laws house, slap-bang in the middle of West Derby. They’re beautifully crafted instruments that are mainly bought from people in the Republic of Ireland, hence the Celtic design details.
Have a little look at his site JP Banjos if you’re into that sort of thing or in the market for a Banjo.
Just a couple more from Friday.
Finally had the opportunity to use the Ricoh GRIII for some proper candid/street work. Brilliant little piece of kit and the Snap Focus function is an absolute game-changer.
An exceptional day of weather yesterday bringing out all the talented and wonderfully gifted on New Brighton Promenade. I have no idea what the instrument was he played but it was definitely with some skill and finesse. (Zak)
Genuinely, an ethereal experience to see the nebulous jellyfish bobbing around tanks of saltwater on a balmy, Sunday night at the corner of High Park St and Windsor St.
It was the last night of the installation and Afia was in the middle of having Chicken Pox, she desperately wanted to see them. Off we went, thinking it would be quiet. We couldn’t believe how busy it was.
You can read a little bit more about it, here: http://www.thedoublenegative.co.uk/2014/07/something-extraordinary-jellyfish-toxteth/
