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Drovers’ Loft is a space to explore conceptual documentary, landscape and street photography.
A £32m coastal defence scheme to protect the welsh seaside village of Aberaeron from rising sea levels, flooding and coastal erosion was completed in 2025.
Imber village was evacuated in 1943 to create a training area for US troops preparing for D-Day. It was not returned after the war.
The small Gwynedd town of Llanberis sits on the banks of Llyn Padarn and at the foot of Yr Ywdffa (Mount Snowdon) – the highest mountain in Wales.
These images form part of the Lost Content series and were taken in 2025. The Lost Content is a semi-autobiographical project exploring the cultural and literary landscape of Shropshire.
These images form part of the Lost Content series and were taken in 2025. The Lost Content is a semi-autobiographical project exploring the cultural and literary landscape of Shropshire.
These images form part of the Lost Content series and were taken in 2025. The Lost Content is a semi-autobiographical project exploring the cultural and literary landscape of Shropshire.
These images form part of the Lost Content series and were taken in 2025. The Lost Content is a semi-autobiographical project exploring the cultural and literary landscape of Shropshire.
These images form part of the Lost Content series and were taken in 2025. The Lost Content is a semi-autobiographical project exploring the cultural and literary landscape of Shropshire.
These images form part of the Lost Content series and were taken in 2025. The Lost Content is a semi-autobiographical project exploring the cultural and literary landscape of Shropshire.