Photographers Who Do Poetry

No, the series of Constitutional Highlights isn't over. The post for the second half of January will be posted shortly and at the end of January, naturally. In the meantime, J.S. is honoured to be amongst some amazing poets and artists interviewed by the equally awesome Claire Trevien on her blog as part of a series exploring poets who also produce visual art, or should that be artists who do poetry?

You can read the interview by clicking here.

If you want to find out more about J.S.'s poetry or other aspects of her writing you should check out her website

Sunset. Sunrise.

Okay, it’s that time of year. The old year is dead. Long live the New Year.

It’s become tradition, if you can call something that’s only been happening since 2014 a tradition, that I write something to herald in the New Year whilst reflecting on the old. Last year I deviated a little in order to reflect on the link between my photography and my writing. This year, I’m not going to do that. Nor am I going to list the posts I uploaded in 2018. If you're interested you can check back to see for yourself. They're all still there. Waiting for you.

Instead, I shall simply leave you with a few photographs I took of the landscapes close to my home between 1st November and 31st December 2018 as a brief salute to the fade out of 2018.

As for 2019...? Well, let’s see, shall we? With a bit of luck there should be a few more photos and maybe, from time to time, some words.