My fascination with the fading vestiges in the landscape of 20th Century conflict endures. The former RAF Woolfox Lodge was once home to the famous Avro Lancaster and its predecessor, the Avro Manchester, Short Stirlings and much later, Bloodhound Missiles. Closed in the mid-sixties, it has been gradually fading back into the landscape ever since, with only a few buildings associated with the Bloodhounds and the derelict wartime Control Tower surviving. The vast site, and much beyond it, has been slated for the construction of a so-called Garden Village, in reality an extensive New Town, so I took an opportunity to try to capture its surviving ambiance on film before it all goes under the bulldozer.




Pentax 645 and HP5 in ID11 except #3, which was made with my old Huawei P20 Pro.








Pentax 645 and HP5 in ID11 except #3, which was made with my old Huawei P20 Pro.




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