Multi-media artist, tutor, writer and digital media photographer. Making work about the practice and process of Pilgrimage.
“….I began to photograph the detail in the huge rusting metal doors belonging to the largest building on the site when I heard what I at first thought to be people working inside. Squinting into the interior gloom through a hole in the rust, I realised it must be some loose shuttering banging in the breeze (or was it? I’m really not so sure)”.
Extract taken from previous post, Quarry Dot Drawing
Commissioned Art Works of Landscapes that hold Special Meanings for Individuals.
200 miles of off road trail riding in the Scottish Borders
How to self-publish books for children - practical tips from Karen Inglis
eco-soul : the ecological imagination
a vision quest for peace
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Horse Trainer, Clinician, & Author
Photography, Printmaking & Travel
These are such pretty shots of decay…wonderful colours 🙂
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Thanks, and yes they are pretty. Framed like this, they could be landscape paintings etched by corrosion.
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I LOVE taking photos of details such as this, especially when corrosion or decay is the subject matter. These are great and I love how you captioned them 🙂
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Thank you for your comments Nikki.
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