Dark days [photograph collection]

John Darwell

Dark days [photograph collection]

John Darwell (Unknown)

University of Cumbria

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In 2001 John Darwell began photographing the signs and effects of the British foot-and-mouth outbreak across Cumbria; the resulting collection is Dark Days 2001-2002. Images from the collection have been widely studied in scholarly works including 'Perspectives on place: theory and practice in landscape photography' (J.A.P Alexander, 2015, Bloomsbury, p.131) and 'Land matters: landscape photography, culture and identity' (Liz Wells, 2011, I.B.Tauris, p.180).

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2001

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