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An epic road trip from the north of Scotland to the tip of Cornwall.
An epic road trip from the north of Scotland to the tip of Cornwall.
Take the road less travelled
Behind The Photograph champions photography as an antidote to our disposable visual culture.
I've often argued that surviving structures like Cheesden Lumb Mill are rarer than a medieval cathedral..
This photograph pulls together several disparate forces: Roman material, medieval making, natural pattern, human touch and the psychological pull of a doorway.
The photograph not only captures a view of architecture that is significant, but also the moment the photographer inhabits it.
I was so focused on getting the shot that I didn't feel the red hot radiator pipe beneath my shin until after the exposure.
The minstrel appears to gaze out across the city while we stand beside it. For a moment we share its viewpoint. We are no longer simply looking at the abbey; we are heavenly minstrels too.
I went away from Didmarton with a new and profound understanding of space and light but I also held a nagging feeling that there was something left unfinished.
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