A quick review over my year as a working Professional Photographer working in East Anglia

60th Anniversary of D-Day Landings in France

Brome, England. 6 November, 2021. Hundreds of shipping containers which have been stacked at the former WWII airfield near Eye in Suffolk next to the A140 which is only 26 miles for the Port of Felixstowe. The stack of containers is 60ft tall and over 100 metres in length. Credit: Mark Bullimore

Ipswich, Suffolk. The A14 Eastbound, which was closed following the death of a pedestrian after lorry crash on A14 near Ipswich A14 between Sproughton and Copdock at around 5.50pm on Boxing Day.

Iraq Anti War Protest in Cambridge

Norwich, Norfolk. Battle of Britain Ceremony outside Norwich City Hall including personnel from RAF Marham exercising their Freedom of the City, parading past City Hall with bayonets fixed,m with a noon flypast by an Spitfire over the Hall

Norwich, Norfolk. Norwich commemorates the 76th anniversary of the Battle of Britain. Current serving personnel from RAF Marham used their right to the Freedom of the City by parading in front of City Hall, where the lord mayor will take the salute. They were accompanied by The Band of the Royal Air Force College and a Spitfire flypast provided by the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight.

The outbreak of Bird Flu in Suffolk 2007 - Warning some images you my find disturbing

Redgrave, Suffolk. 23,000 poultry are set to be culled at Bridge Farm near Redgrave in Suffolk, after a suspected bird flu outbreak on the poultry farm.

Officals arrive as Avian Influenza (Bird Flu) is identified in Suffolk. A low pathogenic avian flu of the H5 strain has been confirmed at the commercial chicken farm in Mid Suffolk, which was first identified on Tuesday 10th December. All the birds will now be humanely culled and a 1km restriction zone around the infected farm to limit the risk of the disease spreading on December 11, 2019 in Eye, United Kingdom.

Greene King brewery has announced the results of its public vote to rename The Black Boy Hotel in Sudbury to The Lady Elizabeth, after Lady Elizabeth de Burgh, who in the 14th century invested in creating the Market Hill in Sudbury, where the pub and hotel sits today. In January, Greene King announced it would be renaming the pubs because of the racist connotations of the names, due to the Suffolk brewery's 19th Century links to slavery.

Ipswich, Suffolk. Early shoppers make their way into Ipswich to make the most of the Boxing Day sales.

Protester Brian Haw who is living in a peace camp in London's Parliament Square

Burston, Norfolk. The Burston Strike School Rally, the longest running strike in history.

Labour leadership candidate Jeremy Corbyn MP at the Burston Strike School Rally in Norfolk. The scene of the longest strike in British history is marked every year with a march around the small village and speakers on the village green on Sunday 6th September 2015.

Burston, Norfolk. Burst Strike School Rally, Norfolk, England, UK.

Crays Hill. Essex. Dale Farm Traveller site which has had it's eviction date put back until a injunction won by the travellers living on the illegal side of Dale Farm is decided upon by the High Court before Basildon Council evict them from the site

Clacton-On-Sea, Essex. Former conservative MP Douglas Carswell out canvassing for the UK Independence Party (UKIP) along St John's Road in Clacton after resigning from the Conservative party seat and switching to UKIP thereby forcing a election for the seat on 9th October 2014.

The only Whisky Distillery in England have produced a commemorative limited edition of their single malt whisky for the forthcoming wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton on April 29th. The distillery was open officially opened by Prince Charles, Prince of Wales in 2007 and a gift of the whisky has been sent to the couple before their big day. Pictured is Distiller David Fitt who created the whisky using 4 blends of Single Malt Whisky

Federation of Small Business president John Wright visits Harleston in support of Keep Trade Local and opposition to the introduction of car parking charges by South Norfolk Council

Gillingham, Norfolk. The scene of the helicopter crash site at Gillingham, which killed all 4 passengers, including Lord Ballyedmond, Northern Ireland's richest person, having just taken off from Gillingham Hall. 15th March 2014

Burnham Overy, Norfolk. Members of the public looking at the remains of the dead Fin Whale washed up on Holkham beach between Burham Overy and Holkham, Thursday 20th October. Early explanations to the cause of death are thought to be starvation. 23rd October 2016

Scotland Yard, London, A mass photo take was organised with more than 300 photographers gathered in front of New Scotland Yard on Monday 16 February to protest at the new Section 76 of the Counter-Terrorism Act 2008 that potentially makes it a crime to take photos of police officers and armed forces.

Ipswich Crown Court

WikiLeaks Founder, Julian Assange who's wanted by the Swedish Government in connection with sexual harassment claims by two women in Sweden, he's currently on bail at Ellingham Hall in Norfolk.

Newmarket, Suffolk. July Festival Ladies Day at the July Racecourse

The Lydia Eva which is the world's last surviving steam-powered herring drifter steamed back to Great Yarmouth on Sunday 10th April 2011. Steam drifters once filled the harbours as they worked down from Scotland following the Herring.

Norwich, Norfolk. The national one day strike across the UK.

6th December 2013. The largest tidal surge since 1953 hits Hemsby and the Norfolk Coast overnight & caused damage to the sand dunes undermining the foundations of 5 homes along the Marrams and tipping them into the sea. The old lifeboat station was washed away in the tidal surge

Norwich, Norfolk. Remembrance Day ceremony at Norwich War Memorial in front of Norwich City Hall and Market place organised by the Norfolk and Norwich Combined Ex-Services Association.

Norwich, Norfolk. The streets of Norwich are unusually quiet as Norwich City Football club play Middlesbrough at Wembley to return to the Premier League.

Old Buckenham, Norfolk. Old Buckenham Air Show 2017.

Old Buckenham, Norfolk. Old Buckenham Air Show 2017 - Wildcats Aerobatic Display Team.

Topcroft, Norfolk. The scene of the air craft crash at Hardwick airfield where a two seat P-51 Mustang crashed on Sunday 2nd Oct 2016 in which one man in his 80’s died and leaving the pilot seriously injured.

Norwich, Norfolk. Phone4u which has entered admininstration after EE and Vodafone pulled out of suppling the mobile phone shop chain.

Lakenheath, Suffolk. F-15E Strike Eagle Fighter Jets at Lakenheath Air Base in Suffolk

RAF Marham in Norfolk

Thetford, Norfolk. Thetford Town Centre fell silent and observed a two-minute silence to mark Armistice Day. The annual event started at 11:00 GMT, mirroring the time guns along the western front fell silent for the final time at the end of World War I in 1918.

Thetford, Norfolk. Remberance Day Memorial Service held at Thetford, England, UK

The Paston Treasure: Riches and Rarities of the Known World which opens to the public on the 23rd June, at Norwich Castle Art Galleries.

Thetford, Norfolk. Tommy Georgiou outside the Thetford Branch of Nationwide Building Society which he's unhappy with as they haven't paid his insurance claim after a break in at his home.

Burston, Norfolk. Anthony Neil Wedgwood "Tony" Benn, PC (born 3 April 1925 - 14 March 2014), formerly 2nd Viscount Stansgate, was a British Labour Party politician who was a Member of Parliament (MP) for 50 years and a Cabinet Minister under Harold Wilson and James Callaghan. Pictured at the Burston Strike School Rally in Norfolk 5th September 2010.

Finchingfield, Essex. As the Tour de France sets off in Yorkshire of the Grand Depart, the small Essex village of Finchigfield prepares for stage 3 which is due to pass through the small village as part of the route starting in Cambridge to London.

Polling Day in the UK 2011

The leader of the UK Independence Party Nigel Farage takes centre stage at a meeting organised by UKIP at DC3 community church in the Norfolk town of Diss. Nigel Farage insisted that the party was "not a one-trick-pony" before the meeting got underway. 18th May 2009