Cromer Series A photographic essay produced during "Stories of the Sea"collaboration at 'Cromer Artspace on the Prom' on early November 2022 Cromer Photographic Essay - browse HERE The ‘Cromer’ series was developed only this autumn as the first of a two part photographic essay on gazing out to sea and north. The second chapter is planned at the same location and to be looking out further still and during tempestuous winter storms as well as capturing the here rarely visible Aurora Borealis. Cromer is located on the East coast of England with the unique geographical position of offering a visual ‘passage’ north without ‘landfall’, all the way to the North Pole. Gazing out to the sea, the water conceals countless shipwrecks, located and listed in specialist sea maps and inclusive of the stories of their sinking where recorded and archived. A still active crab fishing industry is in conflict with environmental aims to protect delicate reef eco systems just off shore...
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