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In challenging times like the pandemic and the cost of living crisis, the landscape for a specialist photographer has changed dramatically.
This is a place of half-light, where ideas ignite in a murky soup that verges on alchemy. Here, received light is sculpted, shaped, and transformed into palpable emotion.
Let us create, beyond the vast network of material treasures of Great Britain, a visual cosmos of photographs, paintings and words that help others form attachments and bonds that might contribute to their survival.
"I share them with the gratitude that, through a strange quirk of career, I’ve had a certain freedom to be able to seek them out and photograph them."
An enigmatic face, thought to be a wolf, with lines that vividly depict the senses.
Just around the corner from St. Mary Deerhurst, out towards the flood plains of the River Severn is a timber framed building with a stone-built wing.
The church has significant Anglo-Saxon remains both outside and inside dating from the C9th onwards.
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