In light of faith: St Peter's church, Besthorpe solar graph, two week exposure in a beer can pinhole camera, 2020 Norfolk
Duality: Great Melton's lone church tower, 2 week (double) exposure (it was a windy fortnight!) 2020
Free will, under an apple tree: six days' worth of sunshine. This shallow, circular biscuit tin camera was turned to a new direction each day to create different paths of light
Light on agriculture: 3 day long exposure beer can pinhole image from a farm field in Norfolk, winter 2020
Birch wood arc: Solargraph 2020, near the Norfolk Broads under birch trees. 2 week exposure over winter 2020
A dream of light: 2 week long exposure, beer can solargraph. The can was turned from time to time, but remained under a rowan tree in the garden. Summer 2020
the path of light, path of life
Solargraphy really grabbed my attention. To capture a trail of the sun’s light as we rotate around it feels out of this world. So much time is contained in these images. I’m not sure it could be done with a ‘real’ camera. These were exposed in home made tin pinhole cameras over a minimum period of a few days.