All these places are very 'unreal' to our eyes. I believe our hearts try to make us feel how could these things happen, our minds knowing they did. A defence mechanism I think. I visited and made work at over 13 such locations for this book.

Hernia operation. So fairly routine but out of action for a bit. Longish recovery if I want to do it right.

Rough scans at home. High res scans for print at lab or one project a borrowed imacon.

... horse drawn; these were eventually replaced by engines. The five-mile branch line operated until 1931, outliving many of Dartmoor’s peat works.

... to exploit the area's peat in the 19th century. In 1879, a standard-gauge railway was built to link the peat works to the main line, the London and South Western Railway. Initially the peatloaded trucks were...

I used large format film also for many years before (and alongside) as well as 35mm (rangefinder) film also...but over a 2 year period moved to fully digital about 5 / 6 years ago

Me too. Have mine from here in UK and Europe whilst making work uo until about 2016…then switched to on phone maps (wether google or outdoor active etc)

I stopped using it only when I stopped using (medium format) film.

Have a good week ahead

It was a slow process as I moved to digital over a two year period, combining film and digital (and different formats) during that period.

Have you watched 2000 Meters to Andriivka yet? It’s a quite extraordinary film.

... Cross-Channel guns, two of them nicknamed Winnie and Pooh, were positioned on the cliffs at St Margaret’s near Dover as a response to the danger from German long-range guns in the Pas-de-Calais.
From The Last Stand photobook.