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British photography: Andy Sewell « Previous | |Next »
December 13, 2010

Andy Sewell is more an English photographer than a British one from judging from his body of work entitled The Heath. This is about a world that is simultaneously urban and wild

SewellAHeathsticks.jpg Andy Sewell sticks, The Heath

The Heath refers to Hampstead Heath; a managed green space in London that feels wild. It is a place of trees, tall grass and thickets. A third type of 'landscape' I guess. An urban forest.

SewellATheHeath018.jpg Andy Sewell bush, The Heath

Hampstead Heath is rambling and hilly, embracing ponds, recent and ancient woodlands, a lido, playgrounds, and a training track.

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