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Tag Archives: broads
Geoff Stevens | Pathways Care Farm | Lowestoft
Geoff Stevens Pathways Care Farm, Lowestoft Photographed in 2019 as part of the Water Mills & Marshes funded work, theportraits.co.uk – spoken in his own words. “It’s about treating people with dignity and respect” “I lived in London and have … Continue reading
Tagged animals, broads, care farm, charity, cic, Dementia, lowestoft, pathways, portrait, portraiture, suffolk, watermillsandmarshes
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Portrait of Andrew King. Artist.
Portrait of Andrew King. Artist. Photographed in 2019 as part of https://theportraits.co.uk/ Spoken in his own words“I’ve always thought that I prefer the title of ‘painter’ rather than ‘artist’. Perhaps this is because any artistry that is involved exists purely … Continue reading
Tagged Artist, broads, Greatyarmouth, NationalPark, norfolk, norwich, portrait
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Portrait of a Norfolk Farmer.
From the Portrait Series… Meet Ivan – a Norfolk Farmer, near Great Yarmouth Spoken in his own words in 2019. “This is Belton Black Mill. I’ve had it since around 1994 when I purchased it. It was renovated by Norfolk … Continue reading
Tagged belton, breydon, broads, farmer, great yarmouth, mills, norfolk, norfolk broads, portrait, uk, watermillsandmarshes
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Hugh Crossley of the Somerleyton Estate
Adding to the portraiture theme, here is another portrait from 2019 and my ongoing project (if you know of anyone within Waveney that would make provide an interesting social history of the area, please get in touch!) Hugh Crossley of … Continue reading
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Carol Baker – Owner of Lockgate Mill – Norfolk
Carol Baker – Owner of Lockgate Mill – Norfolk. Fine Artist and designer. “I own the Mill as my Father left it in his Will for me. He bought it around the early 80’s and would often come here, mooring … Continue reading
Tagged artists, breydon, broads, great yarmouth, lockgate, mill, norfolk, water mills marshes
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Sunrise on the Broads
A blast from the past…. These days, with my commercial and documentary work I’m shooting a lot less landscape material. However, one of my lovely clients has just purchased this fine art print for their walls. I remember turning up … Continue reading
Tagged beccles, broads, national. park, river, suffolk, sunrise
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River Waveney Reed Cutter
Wally Mason | Reed Cutter Throughout the past few years I’ve had the pleasure of meeting and photographing so many incredible people. I’ve been lucky enough to spend a fair amount of time with two inspirational local reed cutters. This … Continue reading
Summer on the wonderful Norfolk Broads
Late summer (seems a while ago now!) saw me out with my camera equipment on one of my favorite stomping grounds on Visit the Broads National Park shooting a lovely variety of images of boats, pubs, sunset & reeds. Standing on the … Continue reading
Tagged broads, ferry, norfolk broads, norwich, people, pub, reedham, river, Rver ant, smiles, Stokesbym Acle, summer, surlingham
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Portrait | Exhibition @ Skippings Gallery | Norfolk
Only a few weeks until the exhibition of Portrait at Skippings Gallery in Great Yarmouth. The project, part funded by Water, Mills & Marshes, is an ongoing social body of work featuring portraits of interesting & inspiring people that live and … Continue reading
