
Andy Marshall's Genius Loci Digest: 2 June 2023
I love drilling down from a complex construct of the past (such as a cathedral) to the patina on its walls which holds more complexity than the building itself. A universe in the particular.
I love drilling down from a complex construct of the past (such as a cathedral) to the patina on its walls which holds more complexity than the building itself. A universe in the particular.
For over twenty years I've been seeking out alternative stories in our surviving material culture and sharing them with my photographs and words.
In the late 1990's I had a breakdown that ultimately led me, through a journey that took me away from depression, to a new career in photography. But what was the spark that ignited my journey?
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More than any other cathedral, Portsmouth has a complicated and layered history that, unusually, includes some major C20th interventions.
J.B Priestley equated the time continuum to an omelette. Add Inglesham to the mix and time is a soufflé. Inglesham is like an odd bend in the road of time.
The fabric is mainly C12th and C15th but the paint scheme is of the 1870's from the hand of the incumbent at the time.
St. John the Baptist in Inglesham was a place that taught me how to see.
The road less travelled..
Here is the full three days of a remarkable journey into the heart of Pembrokeshire.
Every morning, before I set off for a photo shoot I have to get the van ready - it takes around 30 minutes to get it into ship shape.