July’s full moon bought heat and a quiet sense of a chapter ending. Considering full moons are known for completion, this comes as no surprise, however it now leaves me with a sense of directionless or, rather, which creative avenue to focus on next.

My image, taken in Abbotsbury, Dorset, answered answered to the theme of ‘Retreat’. It’s part of my long term project ‘Softness in the Landscape’.

May rolled in and so did the mist. A short update as I return from my week away in Dorset. The weather promised a mixture of sun and showers, instead I enjoyed a combination including wind and mist, which added to the adventure of it all.

I firmly believe the New Year should begin in April - coinciding with the emergence of growth within the landscape. It certainly feels that way, energetically at least. Each season brings its special type of own magic, but April certainly solidifies the hopefulness of new abundance.