A wide landscape photographed from the hills above Devil’s Dyke, looking north across open ground and receding contours. A single figure moves along a path at the base of the slope, providing scale within the broader expanse of land.
Colour is held in balance, with greens across the fields settling into warmer tones as light softens toward the horizon. The composition emphasises distance, proportion, and the relationship between figure and landscape rather than spectacle or event.
This photograph is presented as a fine art print on archival paper. Its strength lies in spatial depth and measured pacing, encouraging slower viewing and an awareness of scale and separation within the scene.
It stands comfortably on its own or alongside other landscape works that explore openness, elevation, and quiet human presence within the land.
A wide landscape photographed from the hills above Devil’s Dyke, looking north across open ground and receding contours. A single figure moves along a path at the base of the slope, providing scale within the broader expanse of land.
Colour is held in balance, with greens across the fields settling into warmer tones as light softens toward the horizon. The composition emphasises distance, proportion, and the relationship between figure and landscape rather than spectacle or event.
This photograph is presented as a fine art print on archival paper. Its strength lies in spatial depth and measured pacing, encouraging slower viewing and an awareness of scale and separation within the scene.
It stands comfortably on its own or alongside other landscape works that explore openness, elevation, and quiet human presence within the land.
