Terling, 2022
Land Barriers is an ongoing photographic series capturing public signs proclaiming an area, road, track, grounds are private.
The series takes its title from a 1959 article written by Ethel M. Edmunds for The Essex Countryside where Ethel explains all the physical barriers they overcome when traversing the Essex countryside, from red flags, notices, cattle, flooded roads, rivers, lack of transport and private land.
As part of a recent Instagram Live for The Old Waterworks, I shared PLOT related research, recited Ethals text and shared some land barrier photos. You can watch the insta live here
Great Wakering - 2024
Barling Magna (2) - 2024
Barling Magna (1) - 2024
Saffron Walden, Wicken Bonhunt (2) - 2024
Saffron Walden, Wicken Bonhunt (1) - 2024
Saffron Walden, Rickling (2) - 2024
Saffron Walden, Rickling (1) - 2024
Saffron Walden, Clavering (2) - 2024
Saffron Walden, Clavering (1) - 2024
West Okement River - 2024
Westcliff on Sea (2) - 2024
Bristol (6), 2023
Bristol (5), 2023
Bristol (4), 2023
Bristol (3), 2023
Bristol (2), 2023
Bristol, 2023
Westcliff on Sea (2), 2023
Colchester (2), 2023
Rayleigh (2), 2023
Rayleigh, 2023
Thorndon Country Park (3), 2023
Westcliff-on-Sea, 2023
Southend on Sea (3), 2023
Rayleigh, Thundersley (2), 2023
Rayleigh, Thundersley, 2023
Southend on Sea (2), 2023
Herongate, 2023
Ingrave, 2023
Thorndon Country Park (2), 2023
Thorndon Country Park, 2023
Shoeburyness (3), 2023
Shoeburyness (2), 2023
Langdon Hills, (3) 2023
Langdon Hills (2), 2023
Laindon, 2023
Hullbridge (3), 2023
Hullbridge, (2) 2023
Hullbridge, 2023
Langdon Hills, Basildon, 2023
Fairstead, 2022
Cherry Orchard, 2022
Fairstead, 2022
Southend On Sea, 2022
Eastwood, 2022
Rochford, 2022
Rochford, 2022
Colchester, 2022
Paglesham, 2022
Paglesham (2), 2022
Paglesham (3), 2022
Brompton, 2022
Hockley, 2022
Hockley (2), 2022
Hawkwell, 2022
Shoeburyness, 2022
Hyde Park, 2022