Connected 2019
April-May 2019 – Delighted to have work exhibited at ‘Connected 2019’ at Patchings Art Centre, Nottingham
Thorns: the long deserted hamlet
Once inhabited, now deserted places have a pull on us. Where lives were once lived and features were managed: stone walls repaired, ovens cleaned, fireplaces swept, roofs mended, herbs gathered, plants tended. Not neglect, but simply absence – humans rarely come by any more and nature takes hold. Thorns, near Ribblehead is such a place.…
Quarry regeneration
Every so often I pass a derelict quarry by the side of the railway line I travel on. Lush, fenced off,
Paul Kenny
The incredible work of Paul Kenny.
Inside the Outside
Inside the Outside photography collective are bringing their
Thorns… a surprise panorama
There is, not far from Ribblehead station, a hidden, abandoned hamlet – identified only by the cluster of trees which surrounds it.
Northern Light 2016
What photographers perceive as ‘The North’ seems to be land devoid of all people, if the images at this show are anything to go by…
A Dale that Died?
Grisedale I’ve wanted to explore Grisedale for a long time. A three mile long cul-de-sac dale, which sits over the other side of Low Moor ridge at Garsdale Head, beneath Baugh Fell. Garsdale, Sedbergh, Ravenstonedale, and Mallerstang are its closest neighbouring dales. My first attempt to explore had been thwarted by water