#wandleproject

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Aged prints.

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Wandle trail

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Wandle trail, January 2022.

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Wandle trail.

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Steve, Bee keeper, Wandle trail.

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Lorraine, Wandle trail, Wandsworth.

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Wandle Trail, 22.06.2020.

Back to the trail today with my good mate https://www.instagram.com/_peterclarkson/?hl=en. I know photography can be a lonely profession, which is prrobably why so many of us are drawn to it, yet it was really good to get out , walk and chat about the world, photopgraphy and Peter’s love of Madonna :)

Peter and I had a good chat abiout the “Why” in  “Why we take pictures?” and for me its about getting to know myself and trying to understand the place where I live.  Who’d have thought that taking a few pictures would allow you to see a mirror of yourself ? What does the pictures mean, and how to we get better at deciphering the meaning ? It’s something I spend way to much time thinking and over the span of this River Wandle project I’m hoping to get a little better at.

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Wandle trail, 18.06.2020.

Rained all day, then the sun came out.