They are some of Norfolk's oldest and most recognisable landmarks, but an amateur photographer from Norwich has given them a bit of a makeover.

Eastern Daily Press: Ben Gadsby-Williams' recreation of Cow Tower, Norwich.Ben Gadsby-Williams' recreation of Cow Tower, Norwich. (Image: COPYRIGHT, 2011)

Ben Gadsby-Williams, who lives on Cowgate Street in Norwich, has created 'literal landmarks', where he makes the landmark into its name using photoshop.

So far the budding photographer, who works as a support worker for Independance Matters, has recreated the Horsey Windpump near Great Yarmouth, built in 1912, made out of horses, and the artillery blockhouse, Cow Tower, built in 1398 in Norwich, is made out of cows.

But, most brilliant of all, is Bishop Bridge, the 14th century Norwich bridge which has been changed to have over 100 faces of the Rt Rev Graham James, Bishop of Norwich.

Mr Gadsby-Williams said of his pictures: 'I'm part of a Norfolk photography group on Facebook and I thought it would be funny to create Cow Tower out of cows.

Eastern Daily Press: Ben Gadsby-Williams' recreation of Cow Tower, Norwich.Ben Gadsby-Williams' recreation of Cow Tower, Norwich. (Image: COPYRIGHT, 2011)

'It recieve plenty of puns and banter on the group.'

The 31-year-old has said that although his friends and family found this quite weird, it is photoshop which Mr Gadsby Williams enjoys using.

He said: 'I find it quite interesting and I do like to be a bit creative with my pictures.

'When I was doing Bishop Bridge, I stopped and thought am I going crazy doing this, posting 100 pictures of the bishop's face.

'I think my family and friends find them a bit weird but funny at the same time.'

He added: 'I'm trying to think of other ideas but if people have some ideas they should send them in. I'm sure there are plenty.'

• Have you got any suggestions for more literal landmarks? Or have you got an unusual or interesting hobby? Email rebecca.murphy@archant.co.uk