Aged Little Sadhu : Samsara in Motion

Aged Little Sadhu : Samsara in Motion

The title of this blog entry may seem a little disparaging,  though repeated efforts to initiate conversation or a relationship came to nothing.   All I know about this man was that he was an older man,  diminutive in stature and by his appearance was definitely a...
Avebury Stones : To Pareidolia or Not

Avebury Stones : To Pareidolia or Not

I sent some recent photographs of Avebury stone circle to a friend,  commenting that some of the stones resembled the shape of people’s expressions or the outline of animals.  I saw a shark,  a rabbit,  a smiling face,  a hunched figure,  all legitimate...
Frank’s Muralist Glastonbury

Frank’s Muralist Glastonbury

The afternoon commenced with a talk about his work by Frank Harwood,  one of the artists noted for painting murals on the walls of Glastonbury.  The day then became a little messy with visits to some of the murals followed by visits to the alternative areas of the...
From Henry Moore to Stanton Drew

From Henry Moore to Stanton Drew

The current Henry Moore : Sharing Form exhibition at the Hauser and Wirth Gallery at Bruton,  Somerset, is a meditation upon Moore’s early attraction for and inspiration by the monolithic structures at Stonehenge.  His daughter Mary is curating the exhibition...
Manikarnika Family

Manikarnika Family

The third photographic documentationof the landscape of Manikarnika Cremation Ghat,  Varanasi,  is a collection of portraits of family members within its environs.  As a sacred site,  its general demeanour is spartan to say the least.  It is largely a series of...
Muddy Waters  :  the River Brue Estuary

Muddy Waters : the River Brue Estuary

Building on the theme of portraying landscapes of the UK,  particularly Somerset landscapes of rivers and waterways,  these images here show the final passages of the River Brue as it winds its way through its muddy estuary and into the River Parrett and the Bristol...