Setting up the membership programme has been the most difficult thing I've ever done.
My unease stems from several sources. Firstly, every fibre of my being whispers that I am unworthy and incapable. Secondly, I fret that my valued acquaintances and connections may perceive me as having sold out to some unscrupulous entity. Thirdly, being English, I feel that engaging in such endeavours is simply not within my cultural DNA. And finally, if I am to be honest, I am afraid of falling short.
But, Membership is working - helping keep me on the road during difficult times, and making possible Member Powered Photography
What lifts me up and out from all this is the cadence of this digest. The regular ebb and flow of overnights in the van, the visits to places that nourish, and the writing up of the digest itself. Above all, the sublime pleasure of sharing my discoveries with others, and the satisfaction (through the responses I've had) of knowing that my words have made a positive impact on people's lives, is simply indescribable.
Member Powered Photography is one of the most rewarding things I've ever done.
It's happening.
Member Powered Photography has supported two photo shoots for historic locations and I want to create more free photo shoots for next year (on top of the two already available).
The next free photo shoot will be possible when I reach 100 Members. The Digest currently has 91 members.
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If you become a member between now and the 22nd Dec 2023, you will also receive a free postcard print and a chance to win my trusty green man boss. More info here.
💪Become a guardian of history and join my Member Powered Mission to photograph historic places in need - for free.
Being a member not only gets you access to a growing list of juicy perks but also lets you dive deeper into the rich tapestry of history, architecture, and the unique spirit of every place I visit on my camper-van-camino.
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In essence I’m offering my professional services for free to historic locations in Britain.
Andy Marshall
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