blue walks 💙

(Hull)

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A gloriously unreal dusk. Ipswich teetering on the brink of some biblical event.

Our new film project, Newstone, aims to capture the weird and creepy vibes of cult TV like Day of the Triffids and The Tripods.

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In praise of passenger seat England.

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Green/ Glitter/ Glamour. #estuary

Escapism

Part of Port Talbot Steelworks from Morfa Beach, 2017

A surge on a spring tide in spring, #RiversideCP .

For some reason, plenty of opportunities to talk climate w. the public today.

Archive 20.
(Paternal side)

I went under the docks at Maryworth where the parental scarelore is of Drowned Dead, blue-skinned Blood Sisters and Salt Sprites trapped in iron bottles. Beyond stench of rot and diesel, you sense the truth of the space as temporary tidal temple. – Lou Kemp, Hookland artist, 1981

‘In every outthrust headland, in every curving beach, in every grain of sand there is a story of the earth’ (Rachel Carson): Brancaster Beach, north Norfolk.

Anti-walk, anti-cycle, anti-trespass mat and No Unauthorized Access surfaces. A new serious study interest. 😂
Psychojographer andreworford Liminal Spaces andreworford Julian Watson

We went to the pedestrian Tyne Tunnel today 😍

#ThePhotoHour #Photography

No visit to Suffolk would be complete without a flying saucer hunting expedition on the Rendlesham Forest UFO trail 🛸

Found objects relating to the Black Meadow #TheBlackMeadow #NorthYorkMoors

which one is one of your best sea photos? let me show you mine

Spot the moment my feet got soaked.

The boat house at Lion Creek, off the Crouch in Essex, from a recent walk. I got talking to a local, out on the seawall, and he told me the creek can be a good spot for wild swimming. But parking is very limited & at high spring tides, often underwater 💦