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‘Spirit of Ynyslas’ – The Submerged Forest of Borth & Ynyslas

‘Spirit of the Druid’ – The Ancient Woodlands of Lawrenny

‘Urban & Rural’ – Exhibition pieces from Elysium Gallery, Swansea :                                                                             –    ESPY Photography Award

‘Standing Stones’ – based on the collection of Paintings by  J. C. Young

‘The Tides of Time’ – Exhibited at Sotheby’s, Bond Street, London –  Picturing Time Exhibition

‘Haven at Dawn’ – Dawn Series from the Cleddau Estuary

‘Haven at Night’ – Night Series from the Cleddau Estuary

‘We shall Remember Them’ – taken from the Ilford Harman, Film & Digital ‘Student Photographer of the Year Awards’

‘Growing Up’  – Personal Series

 

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‘Spirit of Ynyslas’

The Lost Kingdom of Cantre’r Gwaelod

 

‘Spirit of Ynyslas’ questions our existence, the ephemeral nature of our lives. The 5000 year old submerged forest, exposed by the winter storms which battered the shores of Cardigan Bay, tells of the lost Kingdom of Cantre’r Gwaelod, a kingdom which disappeared in an instant, flooded by the seas of an incoming storm. Yet the forest remains, shrouded by time beneath the sands of Ynyslas, revealed for just an instant, to tell its tale and awaken the imaginings of our minds.

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‘Spirit of the Druid’   Lawrenny

 

Nature, changed through time by man and the elements, holds a fascination for me that goes way beyond the conflict between man and the environment; its ability to endure is formidable; its spirit will always shine through, presenting us with moments of breathtaking beauty.

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Urban & Rural

 

Refinery from the West

 

Having recently worked on a project called   ‘Haven ~ The Refineries’,   when the ESPY Urban & Rural competition was advertised, Jane decided to consider the impact of the refineries on the Urban environment; this was as a comparison to her earlier work which had concentrated on the rural impact, the effect of man & the elements on the landscape.
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Standing Stones in West Wales

 

 

As time passes, the old becomes forgotten, trodden on, until man realises its value and searches once more for its beauty. Many Standing Stones are hidden from our view, the access denied, the ground disturbed by the elements and the stone dislodged from its footings. We may not have the original but in the vision we can imagine.

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Growing Up!

“I see, therefore I am”.

 ‘Growing-Up’  portrays what happens to our vision if we allow ourselves to grow-up and lose the magical imagination with which we were born.

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The Haven at Night

“Nature, changed through time by man and the elements, holds a fascination for me that goes way beyond the conflict between man and the environment; its ability to endure is formidable; its spirit will always shine through, presenting us with moments of breathtaking beauty.”

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 The Tides of Time – Milford Haven Waters

The Tides of Time

The passing of time has brought great changes to our landscapes. My thoughts on seeing the close proximity of  the Napoleonic Fort, Milford Haven’s LNG Jetty  and Pembrokeshire Coasts National Park, made me harshly aware of man’s historical and continuing interference.

This image is a double exposure, taken in camera, from the waters of the Haven.

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The Haven at Dawn

 

” The ethereal nature of the refineries at dawn, belie the dangers that linger within. “

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