At the core of the human experience lies a deep yearning for connection. We navigate our cultural and social landscapes seeking belonging – tracing lineage,…
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One marvelous thing about photography is how it reveals our very different ways of seeing the world, and tell our unique story in our own…
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Last week I was able to visit W. W. Winter, the oldest photographic studio in the UK (and quite possibly, in the world) as part…
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According to a recent survey, Stonehenge is the world’s most overrated tourist attraction. If you’ve been, you’ll be familiar with a seemingly never-ending stream of…
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The woodland behind the house has suffered heavy casualties. Larch and birch mainly. Although one fine old beech has also toppled. The multi-trunked sycamores seem…
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I was talking to an old local from our village yesterday. He mentioned that he’d scratched his name on a tree 6 decades ago. It’s…
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This photograph was taken several years ago. It could be described as nothing extraordinary. Yet I think it’s one of my best. Let’s look at…
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An ongoing project to explore imaginary relationships between images and their associated What Three Words location. This will grow over time.
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