Ah, what to say about Fay Godwin? Marker Stone, Old Harlech to London Road, Wales by Fay Godwin. If I had to single out one photographer who has most shaped my photography it would have to be Fay Godwin. I wrote a post about this which can be read here. Studying this picture, you can … Continue reading Hallowed Camp #9 – Fay Godwin
Tag: Fay godwin
I look at Fay Godwin photographs almost every day of my life. Four photographs hang in my sitting room and have been there for 25 years or so. Perhaps more than anyone, Fay Godwin's work has been a perennial influence on me as a photographer. You can't expect to take a definitive image in half … Continue reading On Fay Godwin
Mention 'landscape photography' these days and many would immediately think of that style of photography that looks to the 'beautiful' or to the 'sublime' or to the 'picturesque' in our countryside. Perhaps we have Edmund Burke's 'A Philosophical Enquiry into the Origin of Our Ideas of the Sublime and Beautiful' to blame for that ... … Continue reading Working the Landscape