Black Country Video and Images
An extensive collection of stock photos and videos from in and around the Black Country in the West Midlands.
The Black Country collection features shots from Dudley, Sandwell and Walsall. You’ll find everything from generic views of streets of houses, to football stadiums, industry and coal mines.
There are two portfolio collections available.
First is the non-exclusive collection of almost 1000 Black Country stock video clips. It’s AVAILABLE HERE.
You’ll find everything from Bescot Stadium to Dudley Castle, with incredible clips like this in up to 4K quality, available from just £48.
Dudley Castle Stock Footage
The Black Country EXCLUSIVE Stock Footage Collection
I also have available an exclusive collection, it has a smaller amount of content, but some of the finest shots of the Black Country.
Here you’ll find stock footage of Dudley and the Black Country at its best. From magical moments at Dudley Castle, to long night timelapse of Black Country locations. These shots are available exclusively here on this portfolio, and you have to opportunity to purchase them outright.
Visit the Exclusive Black Country Collection HERE.
Black Country Exclusive Stock Footage Collection
Two large and growing portfolios of Black Country Stock Footage.
You may be able to secure a 20% new customer discount by using these links.
Bostin, ay it!
Also, consider taking a look at some of the unique canvas and wall art products in The Art Locker.
There’s a Black Country section with some wonderful art available on canvas and as wall art prints.
Cheers
Chris
About the Black Country
The Black Country is a region in the West Midlands of England, located to the north and west of Birmingham. The area gets its name from the heavy industry that was prevalent there during the Industrial Revolution, which left a legacy of pollution that blackened the landscape.
The Black Country is an urbanized area that includes the towns of Dudley, Wolverhampton, West Bromwich, Walsall, and parts of Birmingham. It is home to over one million people and covers an area of approximately 200 square miles.
The region has a rich history, dating back to the 17th century, when it was known for its coal mining and metalworking industries. During the Industrial Revolution, the area experienced rapid growth and became one of the most heavily industrialized areas in the world. The region was a hub of iron and steel production, and many factories and foundries were built to support the industry.
The Black Country was also home to a number of other industries, including glassmaking, leatherworking, and brickmaking. These industries helped to shape the character of the region and created a unique identity that is still celebrated today.
One of the most iconic symbols of the Black Country is the black country flag, which features a chain symbolizing the area's manufacturing heritage, and a red background representing the furnaces that once dominated the landscape.
Despite its industrial past, the Black Country has evolved into a modern and vibrant region, with a diverse economy and thriving cultural scene. The area is home to a number of museums, galleries, and theaters, including the Black Country Living Museum, which offers visitors a glimpse into life in the region during the Industrial Revolution.
In recent years, the Black Country has also become a hub for advanced manufacturing and engineering, with a number of high-tech companies choosing to locate in the region. The area is also home to a number of universities and research institutions, making it a center for innovation and creativity.
The Black Country is a region with a rich history and a unique identity. While it was once defined by heavy industry, it has now transformed into a modern and diverse area that celebrates its past while embracing the future. Whether you're interested in history, culture, or industry, the Black Country is a fascinating region to explore and discover.