It is with a heavy heart that due to an ever increasingly challenging situation that I now find myself in, I shall no longer be photographing ruins at this present moment in time.

I shall forever remember my time working as park photographer at Kessingland Beach Holiday Village. It was such an exhilarating moment in my life which will never be surpassed.



Ruins capture the viewers imagination with their ability to tell stories; they are a window into human histories, silent rooms with dust covered furniture, discarded objects that are left behind and a smell of mustiness lingering in the air echoing a past long gone.

I feel that one of the most powerful aspects of a ruin is the subject that's missing in the photograph - the people who once worked and lived in these places - their presence can still be felt.

N.B. Please note that some locations are not revealed to protect the integrity of the site/property and it's owner.

All photographs displayed are taken using a Rolleiflex T with available light only.



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