Terence Lane

OutForest | Ancient Marker Tree (Oak), defining a boundary.

OutForest | Levelling Up | Sherwood Forest.

OutForest | Levelling Up, I was there . . . . | Sherwood Forest.

OutForest | Levelling Up Hedgerows | Sherwood Forest.

OutForest | Levelling Up Hedgerows | Sherwood Forest.

OutForest | Hedgerow landscape, looking on.

OutForest | Fence, demarcation | You needn't look.

OutForest | As far as the ancient path, machine marks.

OutForest | These are the new foundations for a new community.

OutForest | Spreading the new ground, new foundations.

Sciryuda | Bird box, we will consider the wildlife. On machined wood, removed from a forest.

OutForest | Crows. The wildlife seems to adapt, but they will eventually move on.

OutForest | A new landscape arising. Viewed from the ancient path.

OutForest | There are ironies going off in this image, or that's what I thought. Light above, dark below. Memory in the landscape, removed forest, reclaimed land, New homes, fantastic packages.

Sciryuda | All of the houses stand empty, the development company went bankrupt.

OutForest | Have you seen a Harvest Mouse recently?

Sciryuda | Remember the Hawthorns.

OutForest | Remember the hedgerows - (picture 5) ?

Sciryuda | Out of the shadows of the forest, a new development, a developing landscape, much better (?).

Terence Lane

I am a midlands based photographer and have lived in and around Sherwood Forest for almost all of my life.  My main interests are the natural and urban landscape but will sometimes go into the street for events and demonstrations etc.  My main project is entitled ‘Sciryuda’ which is the first documented name for Sherwood Forest.  My approach is meditative, seeking a reflection and indication of the deep heart of ‘Sciryuda’, its fragility, its strength.

My images have been exhibited and published nationally and internationally.

This latest set of images: OutForest, is self-explanatory really and is a lamentation, a response to the erosion of the boundary of a world famous ancient forest as a result of new housing developments.  We need more housing, I would not argue against that but perhaps we should think a little more?

What do you think?

My images have been exhibited and published nationally and internationally.

Thank you for looking.

Terence Lane.

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