My first zine ‘Deadwood’ looks at the life cycle of trees and their decomposition.
The photographs are an often anthropomorphic interpretation of deadwood found in the Highlands of Scotland.
Deadwood can be found in many forms - from evolving root systems to lonely relics of Caledonian pinewoods and from fallen giants to submerged forests.
These trees and their remains often provide clues to the history of a place. The presence of deadwood is vitally important to biodiversity, it supports other living species and returns nutrients to the soil. While it has historically been undervalued, deadwood is increasingly being recognised as a key part of a forest ecosystem.
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