The Coronavirus has forever changed the way we act, the way we feel, the way we communicate and the way we trade. One thing this pandemic has highlighted other than death and dismay, is the evident withdrawal of British and American influence in the world. We are not the powers that we once were. A new power is rising and will soon lay claim upon these lands. In this continuing project, I will be responding to the world around me as it develops, starting from when this pandemic began, through to VE Day and more. This work will be a reflection of my feelings towards the pandemic, epoch and my life.
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On my daily walk which coincided with VE Day I coincidently stumbled across a lovely group of people having a VE Day party. They invited me to sit with them (2 metres apart) to have a beer and to watch the Queens speech.
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Toasting to Her Majesty and to those who fell during the war.
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A tatty Union Jack flying over Torbay.
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Walls Hill Torquay, taken during lockdown, 2020.
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The spot where a young man I knew of took his own life.
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'The Future' - Buckfastleigh, 2019
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Goodrington, Paignton, 2020
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Coleton Camp, Kingswear, 2020.
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Brownstone Battery, 2020
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My girlfriend Emma. Due to the pandemic we haven't been able to see each other. It has now been 13 weeks.
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Looking towards Berry Head, Brixham. The lighthouse is where my grandfathers ashes were scattered. It almost felt like him calling out to me. Taken during lockdown, 2020.
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A sole fishing boat glistens in the distance. Scabbacombe Sands, 2020
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Red Moon Rising, Kingswear, 2020.
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