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Category Archives: Fen Landscape
Shutter Hub – Postcards from Great Britain
Further to posts on 28/11/19, 14/2/20, 15/3/20 and 18/6/20, I’ve submitted five more photographs to Shutter Hub’s Postcards From Great Britain project – today is the final deadline for entries. This set covers Fen landscape, which I’ve explained as follows: … Continue reading
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Tagged Bottisham, Fen Landscape, Horningsea, Ouse Washes, Purl's Bridge, Shutter Hub, Streatham
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Fenscape Cottenham
Heavy rain as I was leaving for Cottenham yesterday. I should say, ‘More heavy rain’, as we seem to have it every day. The ground is sodden and wherever we walk the paths are muddy. More record breaking rain in … Continue reading
Fen Landscape, Rampton
After a wet October and some miserable days in early November, Friday 13th shed its triskaidekaphobia image – bright and clear it was late autumn at its best. We walked Cow Lane from Rampton towards Willingham. I photographed again the … Continue reading
Fen Landscape – Landbeach
On a walk at Landbeach, Cambridgeshire, 17th October 2020.
Fen Landscape – Paul Hart
Paul Hart (see post 20th September 2020) has a very distinctive take on Fen landscape, published to great effect in his three books Drained, Farmed and Reclaimed. But he’s not impartial. He shows a controlled, ordered, utilitarian landscape, a social, … Continue reading
Edgelands – Paul Hart
Press release about the new exhibition of work by Paul Hart at the Fen Ditton Gallery. ‘Few artist photographers have turned their critical lens on the Lincolnshire Fens: one of the most productive yet haunting agricultural landscapes in the UK. … Continue reading
Fen Landscape 40
Quy Fen: nice oak; mythic dead wood; shame about the seat.
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Fen Landscape 39
View of Great North Fen from the embankment along Cottenham Lode yesterday. A brilliant April day, sunshine with a cooling breeze. Swallows skimmed over Lode Farm; a kestrel hunted, flap-glide-hover, along the Lode; a whitethroat sang its scratchy, cross, song … Continue reading