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Category: psychogeography

Resurgam: A Libation in Light for the Almost Forgotten

“Some day soon, perhaps in forty years, there will be no one alive who has ever known me. That’s when … More

city, nature, photography, psychogeography

project reflections #21

Photographs taken in Upperthorpe by Joshua Holt

art, nature, photography, Sheffield, urban dereliction

project reflections #16 (Wardsend Cemetery, Sheffield, 5 January 2012)

There used to be a chapel and a sexton’s cottage at Wardsend Cemetery. The cottage was burned down by rioters … More

art, cemeteries, cities, photography, Sheffield

project reflections #15

Photographs by Joshua Holt, 2011

cities, photography, Sheffield, urban dereliction

project reflections #13

Before the eating and drinking began on Christmas day, I decided to take advantage of Upperthorpe and the surrounding areas … More

art, cities, photography, Sheffield, urban dereliction

project reflections #12 (Wardsend Cemetery, Sheffield, January 2 2012)

art, cemeteries, photography, Sheffield, urban dereliction

project reflections #11 (Wardsend Cemetery, Sheffield, January 2 2012)

art, cemeteries, photography, Sheffield, urban dereliction

project reflections #10

Another photograph from Joshua Holt’s Upperthorpe/Nocturnal Explorations series.

project reflections #9

Joshua Holt, Upperthorpe/Nocturnal Explorations 2011

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