A photo walk

Over the Easter weekend I went for a wander with Chris Fogg.

He asked me to document a walk, which is the subject of one of his exquisite poems, All The Ghosts Walk With Us.

We traced the paths taken by women walking to a Dorset flax mill over two hundred years ago, capturing marks on the land as we went.

All The Ghosts Walk With Us now forms part of a collaborative performance piece made by Chris Fogg, choreographer Laila Diallo and musician Phil King. It premiers at ICIA Bath University on 26 May.

 

 

Ein Foto von Berlin

Berlin in January is monochrome.

A photo family

 

 

My family live all over the place, so it's a special occasion when we all manage to get together.
This is us in New Polzeath celebrating a glut of March birthdays...by eating porridge. Of course.

A photo lark

I spent a recent summer afternoon in the garden with my family, and my aunty introduced me to TtV photography.

I'm not usually a fan of anything that claims to 'create vintage-style'. In fact that combination of words makes me shudder. But it was a jolly good lark and I am a fan of anything fun. A funfan.

A photo, a boy

This is my friend Lauren and her boy Harry.
He is so beautifully new.

A photo like rabbits

 

 

Lost Dog & Lucy Kirkwood

Like Rabbits

A subtle and masterfully handled rendition of Virginia Woolf's tragic short story, Lappin and Lapinova

World Premiere at Brighton Festival 2014

A photo without face

Another wonderful afternoon spent with Amy-Louise Watson taking photos for her new project 'Jargon'.