Matt Fielding Photo Charters

Matt Fielding Photo Charters Photographers Events Ran On The Severn Valley Railway By Myself If you can't access this their is also a Email Sign Up app on here aswell.

Severn Valley Photo Charters is a photography event ran by myself 3 or 4 times a year on the Severn Valley Railway, using home fleet/visiting steam locomotives that work on the line. Regular Events (by myself or other organisers), updates and pictures from my events will be available here on this page. Photos from my events can be found on Flickr

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26/06/2026
One from my very first full line charter on the Valley and some gorgeous light we got round Hay Bridge. 7812 looking the...
26/06/2026

One from my very first full line charter on the Valley and some gorgeous light we got round Hay Bridge. 7812 looking the part on 4 Maroon MK1s in 2008.

📷 Robin Boyle

7812 Earlstoke Manor at Haye Bridge climbs away from the speed restriction at Sterns. SVR. 7th April 2008.

The second photo charter of the year took place yesterday, featuring 7802 Bradley Manor hauling seven maroon Mk1 coaches...
15/04/2026

The second photo charter of the year took place yesterday, featuring 7802 Bradley Manor hauling seven maroon Mk1 coaches—evoking memories of its days working in Wales and along the Cambrian on the Severn Valley Railway.

The event was a success, with 35 photographers in attendance. A big thank you to everyone who came along and supported the day—it’s always appreciated. It was great to catch up with familiar faces and share plenty of laughs throughout.

Special recognition goes to all those working behind the scenes to make the charter possible, particularly Harry Bradley for his efforts in arranging us to alight from the train using specially designed steps at points along the line. This gave us the opportunity to reach locations that are normally inaccessible on foot. But these specially designed steps worked very well and were given rave reviews from the photographers who attended.

Thanks also to everyone involved on the day itself: the footplate crew—Tom, Harry, Fred and Evan; guards Dylan and Tom; signalmen Nick and Robin; and marshal Rob on the lineside. Appreciation as well to Dave, Andy and John for providing transport in various forms across the day. The PIC on the day was Dave and he also made the day flow from start to finish.

Although the weather proved frustrating, we were rewarded with some soft sunshine near Bewdley Tunnel and some cloudy bright light at Oldbury Viaduct. Regardless of conditions ☁️ it was an enjoyable day —and it’s always a pleasure to have a Manor on a charter, especially a personal favourite.

Here’s to the next one-

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