I’m Andy Marshall – a photographer, artist, and writer, seeking out places that offer refuge, continuity, and alternative ways of seeing the world.
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The Citadel
The more I look, the more they appear. It feels as though a fuse has blown somewhere in the mechanics of nature and the magic veil has been removed.
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A Year in the life...
A year on the road shaped by photography, place, loss and grief - and the places that carried me through.
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Andy Marshall's Mini Caminos
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Losing Lincoln, Finding Dad
A story of loss and reconnection on the day the Prime Minister came to town
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In Search of Britain's Ancient Yews
An evolving record of the remarkable churchyard yews I’ve encountered on my travels - with photographs, personal observations, locations and practical details for visiting them yourself.
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Breedon on the Hill
From an Iron Age hillfort to Saxon sculpture and a medieval priory, discover a place where every generation has left something behind.
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Changing lives, unchanging places at Norbury
Continuity, self-doubt, photography and the unexpected comfort of places that remain unchanged in a fast-paced world.
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Exploring medieval York: from St. William's College to the Snickelways
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A remarkable discovery in York
Every so often my work takes me somewhere few people get to see.
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What if beauty isn't simply a matter of taste, but a glimpse of something fundamental?
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Struggling with present times? This might help
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😯 Best bookshop in the UK?
From the mighty grandeur of a hammerbeam roof to the gentle words of a remarkable poem
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A visit to Catherine Hill, Frome
Its depth of expression lies in its incremental accumulation
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The Power of Art - Why does this matter?
“For this glass is not just for the believer or the in-crowd - but for ordinary people like me.”
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What stays with readers
That aura, those echoes - the muted light is transporting. What a space to feel rooted in history. I'd love to make that journey myself; you've stirred the opera lover and architectural dreamer in me.
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