SOUTH DOWNS - WOODWORK

The South Downs National Park has more woodland than any other national park in England and Wales. The trees on the South Downs have been cultivated, managed, coppiced and abandoned over many years, leading to an ever changing landscape and creeping disorder amidst regimented plantation rows. It’s impossible to find a true wilderness in one of the most crowded corners of the country, but it’s perfectly possible to get happily lost in these places for hours.

Please contact me to enquire about prints. Several of these photographs also feature in my book ‘Woodwork’.

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Brushwood - Ambersham Common, West Sussex

Take a Bough - Graffham Common, West Sussex

Gold Leaf - Hesworth Common, West Sussex

Forest Fire - Graffham Common, West Sussex

Non-confirmist - Stanmer Park, East Sussex

Pirouette - Graffham Common, West Sussex

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