The duration of the Project is expected to be 18 years, from 1989 to 2007 and involves taking many thousands of photographs and making a collection of documents, drawings and maps acquired during the years and used to aid planning and referencing. A complete set of high detail route drawings supplied by Union Railways is used to locate fixed points from which many photographs are being taken. This is producing a series of shots at each location showing before , during and after. They are mainly on 120 medium format film and square, being 6cm x 6cm. Medium format equipment includes Yashica 124G, Yashica 24, and MPP Microcord cameras.
Some use is made of colour negative material in all formats.
Again this is all FUJI Professional film stock. Monochrome film used is of various makes. A range of filters, adaptors, holders and viewfinder scales has been designed to fit across the range of cameras used, many of the items having been specially made for this Project. All colour film is processed by professional photo finishers, whilst monochrome stock is processed and printed in my own darkroom. The Channel Tunnel Rail Link Photographic Project has been featured on BBC Television, Meridian Television, BBC Radio Kent as well as in several Newspapers.