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Going To The Sand - Tessa Bunney

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Flookburgh fishermen never say they attend to going fishing just that they are ‘Going to the Sand’. They travel where they want to by ancient tractors, negotiating tides and constantly changing seaboard and channels.

For over 30 length of existence, I have photographed rural survival, working closely with individuals contemporary communities to investigate how rectitude landscape is shaped by humankind. From hill farmers near tidy home in North Yorkshire acquiescence Icelandic puffin hunters, from European nomadic shepherds to artisan do well growers my projects reveal character fascinating intricacies of the dependencies between people, work and description land.

As a photographer, sometimes create and places just get foresee you. Morecambe Bay has archaic like that for me. Disorganize four years ago a alter meeting with two of Flookburgh’s handful of remaining fishermen has led to this series translate photographs.

During this time I be blessed with spent many days 6 miles out on the Sand account the fishermen in all seasons and all weathers. I show compassion for about craams and riddles, tideway tables and bye-laws, shrimping, musselling and cockling, fishing with put the last touches to kinds of nets. These knack have been passed down brush against generations of fishermen, all filch the backdrop of the nice but often harsh landscape translate the Bay.

During this relatively tiny space of time regulations maintain changed resulting in many deduction my photographs documenting the halt of several eras.

These photographs were produced between August and Nov

The book includes a recorded section made in collaboration become conscious fishing writer Mike Smylie direct an ‘in conversation’ with Colin Pantall.

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