A Year in the Life: 11 January 2022
Theres something about walking from darkness into a foggy twilight; moving along as the surfaces start to luminesce, and the light begins to emboss and shape the world.
Andy Marshall
Architectural Photographer in a time-travelling camper van. 📸🚐🏛️ Architecture, Travel, History, Place, Material Culture.
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Follow Me Live: Warwick
I'm travelling through the heart of Mercia to Warwick and then Gloucestershire.
Be there: Llandaff Cathedral Wales in glorious VR
I love George Pace - for me, he was the only architect that confronted Gothic head on in the C20th - turning his designs into a new evolved form of Gothic that was representative of his age.
My 2022 DJI Fly App Report
I flew for 82km and photographed 32 towns and cities.
Andy Marshall's Genius Loci Digest - 6 Jan 2023
There are a just a few places that I have visited that seem to be accessed via a time slip.
A Year in the Life: 5 January 2022
I decide to chance it. There’s an inch of snow. I take the tripod off the side shelf of the van and fix my camera to it. I open the side door and lose my footing as I step out of the van.
Aerial Video of St. Melangell, Powys, Wales.
MEMBERS ONLY This really is a magical place - more realm, than place. Because of its location - at the head of a glacial valley, surrounded by hills full of pine and conifer. Check out the yew trees on the boundary (which is Bronze Age) - they are over 2000...
Be there: Pennant Melangell in glorious VR
A bit of respite at Pennant Melangell in the Tanat Valley in Wales
A Year in the Life: 3 January 2022
Whilst walking along the drover’s lane I think about the energy invested in these walls over the countless years. Some of them have medieval cores. Each wall is laid by hands that stretch across generations.