I grew up in Wedmore, a small village in Somerset, right on the edge of the Levels — so this county has been part of my life longer than photography has. It took me an embarrassingly long time to appreciate just how special the landscape on my doorstep was, but once that switch finally flipped, there was no going back. The Somerset Levels at dawn, wrapped in mist, with Glastonbury Tor rising above it all, is still one of the most quietly spectacular sights I know.
This gallery spans the county from the Mendips to the coast — Glastonbury Tor, Crook Peak, the Levels, and plenty of spots in between. It’s a landscape I keep returning to, and one that never seems to run out of new things to show me.
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