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George Hider is an established artist working with metal which is often gathered from scrap that he has acquired. Based on his farm near Merriott South Somerset he is a member of the Somerset Guild of Craftsmen. Much of his work is inspired by his love of animals as was very evident when I visited.
A few weeks ago during a hot spell of summer weather, I received a message I’d been waiting for from Reuben to say they were starting the harvest
At the end of May, I received an email from BBC Radio Somerset‘s Trish Campbell requesting an interview. She was interested in chatting on her Bank Holiday Monday show with me about my work especially how it was affected during the lockdown and my Life In A Somerset Landscape Project.
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March last year I started shooting a contract for Travel Company mainly around Devon and the South West capturing Holiday Cottages and other accommodation. After a short break due to further lockdowns and waiting for the weather to turn things finally continued in 2021 with a large bang.
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A week or so ago I found myself not far from home on a small shoot in East Devon. Seaton is a place Ive visited quite a lot in the last 12 months with my family (when not in lockdown).
As Ive mentioned in several posts before that last year I picked up my Life In A Somerset Landscape Project once again after a short break. Using the power of social media I made some incredible connections of people to photograph to the point of being a little overwhelmed.