Independent photographic zines exploring atmosphere, landscape, memory, and repeated observation across North Hampshire.
A growing collection of independently published photographic field journals created through walking, weather, and quiet observation.
These small digital zines collect ongoing bodies of work shaped by dawn light, mist, ancient landscape, seasonal change, and repeated walks through the Hampshire countryside.
Each issue focuses on atmosphere rather than spectacle — slow photography created through returning to familiar ground under changing conditions.
ABOUT THE FIELD JOURNALS
The Field Journals series began as a way of gathering photographs, notes, and reflections into quieter and more thoughtful publications outside the structure of traditional blog posts.
Rather than simply documenting places, each issue explores the changing emotional character of landscape through weather, silence, memory, and repeated observation.
Created independently and released as free digital editions, the journals form an ongoing archive of photographic work shaped through walking and time.
CURRENT ISSUE
ISSUE ONE
Between Fog & Light
Atmospheric dawn photography exploring mist, silence, and first light across North Hampshire.
Created during repeated early morning walks through open fields, woodland edges, and ancient landscape, this first issue focuses on those brief moments where fog softens the countryside and transforms familiar places into something quieter and less certain.
Inside this issue:
- Atmospheric dawn landscape photography
- Reflective field notes
- Essays on photographing mist and atmosphere
- Quiet observations from repeated morning walks
- A carefully sequenced photographic study of fog and first light
28 pages
Digital PDF Edition
FROM THE JOURNAL
“Fog removes distraction.
Distance disappears first.
Then certainty.”
FORTHCOMING ISSUES
Echoes of Calleva
Landscape, memory, and repeated walks along the Roman walls at Silchester.
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THE APPROACH
The journals are intentionally slow.
Created through repeated walks rather than single visits, the work focuses on atmosphere, light, weather, and the gradual familiarity that develops through returning to the same landscape over time.
Photography here becomes less about dramatic moments and more about observation — noticing how mist changes distance, how light reshapes open ground, or how silence alters the experience of place.
COLLECT PRINTS
Selected photographs featured throughout the Field Journals are also available as fine art prints.
View available collections, framed prints, and photographic works through the main gallery.
FINAL NOTE
The Field Journals remain ongoing.
Each issue continues the walk a little further.
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Stephen Paul Young