📝 Field Notes from my Camper-van-camino: The Most Impactful Monuments I Have Photographed.
A list of the most impactful monuments in my career as a photographer for your delectation and delight - and perhaps for you to visit one day this year?
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A list of the most impactful monuments in my career as a photographer for your delectation and delight - and perhaps for you to visit one day this year?
Malmesbury is famously the burial site of the first king of all England: Aethelstan.
Still laid out on it's C17th plan, Chipping shows signs in the decor of its facades of former wealthy times.
Environmental psychologist Lily Bernheimer says that older buildings appeal to use because of their fractal nature. The use of materials and patterns that reflect natural forms.
Lavenham was one of the wealthiest medieval towns in England. It's wealth came from wool, and its church is one of the most iconic of 'wool churches' in the area.
Ludlow is simply magnificent, the full package. I haven't got the space to share all the delights of Ludlow so I'm going to share two buildings with you: the church and a pub.
That such an exotic thing with Angkor Watt curves can be hidden within the ballast of a grim winter's day is quite remarkable.
From St. Mary Magdalene, Boveney to WIndsor
I have an interiors photoshoot near Andover and am lodging nearby. I post out a link about my whereabouts on my LinkedIn profile and one of my connections tells me of a dovecote nearby at Broughton.
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