📍Loci: A 'Wirksworth state of mind'.
I gave myself permission to stop and enjoy it, and to take time to photograph it, inspite of the curious glances from passers by.
2300 subscribers join me on my camper-van-camino through the British Isles. Each Friday I post out a digest recording my discoveries in my time-travelling camper van.
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☀️ Eustace Collection: Looking through Olive's Eyes.
Inspired by Edwin Smith’s photography and Olive Cook’s letters, uncover hidden narratives and historical layers that shape this town’s heritage, revealing new ways of seeing place, art, and memory.
☀️ Eustace Collection: The Cultural Seed Bank
Buzzing with this new perspective, I set about photographing elements like this in the hope of sharing the singularity of the occasion with others, and with the wish of disseminating the pattern like a wind blown daisy seed - a bit of heritage grafting with the aid of my camera.
Genius Loci: Mid-week-pick-me-up
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📍Loci: Genius Loci Digest Special Edition: The Ultimate Guide To Time Travel - 10 UK Places That Slow Down Time.
✨ Many will feel the pull to hurry past these words, gripped by the restless urge to scroll onwards. But should you find the courage to linger, to resist the tide of haste, you will be performing a quiet kind of magic.
🎨 Atelier: : NOW SOLD: THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST. An Opportunity to Own My Original Artwork: Holy Air Encased In Stone, Repton.
An opportunity to own an original piece from my A4 sketchbook: an ink and watercolour drawing of the Anglo-Saxon crypt at Repton painted on 225gsm paper.
⟁ Member's Supplement: The Joy of Small Differences.
Deeper dives into place and people for Members Only
🎨 Atelier: The Face from The Prior's Door, Ely. Signed, Limited Edition Print of 25no.
A chance to own a limited edition print of the iconic church of the shrine at St. Mellangell, Wales.
📍Loci: St. Cwyfan - the salty smack of the sea.
This is a place of transition – between land and water, between heaven and earth, between time and tide. On a quiet, sunlit morning, it feels like a place on the edge of something, caught between the elements.
