Mastodawn

Simon Blackbourn Sep 24, 2023

Andre Sep 24, 2023

Flower in the Carpathian mountains

Darkroom Lith print on old soviet Berezka RC paper.
Moersch Easylith chemicals

#BelieveInFilm
#FilmIsNotDead
#DarkroomPrint
#LithPrint

Simon Blackbourn Jun 25, 2023

One of the massive stones at Stanton Drew stone circle near Bristol.
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#standingStoneSunday #megalithic #blackAndWhitePhotography

Simon Blackbourn Jun 23, 2023

Seven years today since Brexit. I hope that everyone is enjoying the boom from all the economic benefits; how good it feels to have taken back control; the never-ending joy of living in these sunlit uplands; and of course not forgetting to feel grateful for our well-funded NHS with decently paid staff due to the extra £350m it's been getting every week.

Simon Blackbourn Apr 28, 2023

omi Apr 27, 2023

Theory of relativity. #streetphotography #写真 #photography

Simon Blackbourn Apr 16, 2023

The wall
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#silentSunday
#Plymouth
#Devon
#urbanWandering
#blackAndWhitePhotography
#minimalism
#MastoArt

Simon Blackbourn Apr 16, 2023

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Simon Blackbourn Apr 16, 2023

Adam Greenfield Apr 16, 2023

My phone reminds me that one of the best experiences of my entire life was four years ago today: an epic 33-mile solo #walk across #Dartmoor. It was a moment at which I really needed space and solitude, and you better believe I got them. I’d be passionate about maintaining our access to the land anyway, but this walk really brought it home to me how ridiculous and offensive it is that our right to camp here is under attack.