Showing posts with label eastscapes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label eastscapes. Show all posts
Thursday, 2 March 2017
Monday, 31 October 2016
Samhain Fog
Thursday, 6 October 2016
October Apples
Labels:
apples,
autumn,
east anglia,
eastscapes,
morning,
norfolk,
october,
rural,
swardeston,
tree,
trees,
woodland,
woods
Thursday, 22 September 2016
Unbridged Ford, Shotesham
Labels:
autumn,
east anglia,
eastscapes,
ford,
landscape,
norfolk,
river,
river tas,
rural,
shotesham,
shotesham ford,
water
Tuesday, 20 September 2016
Sunday, 18 September 2016
Blair Woods
I'm kind of obsessed with The Blair Witch Project, so the release of a new film in the series is something of a cause for celebration for me, even if i never expected it to match the original. I saw it in a cinema on opening day, and headed straight out of the city into the woods immediately afterwards, needing to continue to immerse myself in the sinister woodsy headspace.
Labels:
autumn,
black and white,
east anglia,
eastscapes,
hevingham,
horror,
horror films,
landscape,
norfolk,
rural,
shadows,
trees,
woods
Thursday, 15 September 2016
Poringland Towers
Labels:
black and white,
east anglia,
eastscapes,
landscape,
norfolk,
norwich,
poringland,
rural,
tower,
trees
Monday, 18 July 2016
The Acle Straight
Labels:
acle,
acle straight,
east anglia,
eastscapes,
great yarmouth,
isolated,
norfolk,
norfolk broads,
road,
rural
Saturday, 2 July 2016
Cathedral Spire / Clock Tower
Arguably the most picture postcard-friendly images of Norwich's cathedral spire and city hall clock tower that you'll see all day.
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Labels:
black and white,
cathedral,
city,
city hall,
clock tower,
east anglia,
eastscapes,
norfolk,
norwich,
spire,
urban,
window photography
Tuesday, 14 June 2016
Be Kind, Rewind: Blockbuster Video, Dereham Road, Norwich
The long-vacant Blockbuster video store on Dereham Road, Norwich. Video rental stores were pivotal to my soul, growing up: the small, local, independent places were clearly the ones to frequent (in my hometown in Yorkshire, it was a place called KC Video: the horror section felt fabulously shifty, as any self-respecting horror section of a video shop should), but I've got good memories of working my way through the shelves of Blockbuster too. My education in film came from places like this. I miss them.
Labels:
abandoned,
city,
east anglia,
eastscapes,
horror films,
norfolk,
norwich,
obsolete,
urban,
urban exploration,
vhs,
video
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