by Geoffrey | Feb 28, 2024 | Documentary, Somerset, Somerset Coast Line, The Mud Line, United Kingdom
The Somerset coastline stretches for some 80 miles from just south of Weston Super Mare to west of Porlock Weir, the former at the new boundary of North Somerset and the latter within the boundary of Exmoor National Park. The Bristol Channel has one of the...
by Geoff | Jul 1, 2023 | Glastonbury, Somerset, Travelling Community, Zig Zag Building
The Zig Zag building in Glastonbury had another Open Day today. ‘Built in 1934 and known as the Bauhaus by the Morland factory family who used it for manufacturing sheepskin slippers, gloves and coats. Left derelict between 1980 and 2013, it is now hosting...
by Geoff | Dec 17, 2022 | FujiGFX50r, Somerset, Somerset Levels, UK, Weston Zoyland
A conscientious artist often revisits locations or themes for further exploration or development. I am guilty of revisiting cemeteries, cities, countries, landscapes and wildernesses in the hope I will be able to see something differently. ...
by Geoff | Nov 15, 2022 | Somerset, UK
The beach adjacent to the building site of Hinkley C nuclear power station is reached by following a non-signposted one way road until it leads to a muddy track, and then by driving along the track until parking beside an articulated bouy at the track’...
by Geoff | May 20, 2022 | Somerset, UK
Another set of photographs portraying something of the landscape of Somerset. The Quantocks are a small, narrow range of hills which follow the north Somerset coastline from Williton north to Bridgwater. On the very ridge of them, heading west from the Triscombe...
by Geoff | Nov 2, 2021 | Somerset, Somerset Levels, UK
Landscapes are never static. They are in a state of constant flux and evolution. In and around the 2nd world war Weston Zoyland airfield on the Somerset Levels the metal and rubber of airplanes have been replaced by the metal of containers, detritus and machinery....
