Fine Art nominee

The north shores of the Norfolk coast have an unspoilt quality and are always changing due to the constant erosion and deposits of sediment from the North Sea tides. This series of photographs have all been taken looking across what is called The Wash, which is a shallow bay exposing sandbanks at low tide. I wanted to explore the beauty that the low tide leaves behind, the fragility of these conservation sites and the potential loss of these low-lying Fens if sea levels continue to rise. The historic coastal towns that now lie inland could once again be exposed to the North Seas waters.

Anthony has been heavily inspired by clean design, simple landscape compositions, serene ethereal photography, symmetry and balance. So, it always made sense to him that when compiling a photographic composition, the image should be simplistic and uncluttered. “I’ve always tried to incorporate stillness, seclusion and silence in my work and these elements reflect back at the viewer, drawing your interest deeper into the soul.” He has in infatuation with water, so you will see this appearing in a lot of his photographs.

Awards Include: 2018 - 2 Honourable Mentions in the Monochrome Awards 2018, 3rd Place Bronze Award in 2018 ND Awards, 2 Honourable Mentions in the IPA's 2018, 5 Honourable Mentions in the Fine Art Photography Awards - Cityscape, Landscape, Seascape, Architecture and Fine Art 2018, 2 Honourable Mentions in the Monochrome Awards 2017, 3 Honourable Mentions in The International Photographer of the Year Awards 2017 - 2 Honourable Mentions IPA Awards 2016 - winner in 6 categories - MENA Connect Day Photography Competition - Reuters, 2014 - Highly commended - POTY UK - Practical Photographer of the Year, 2005 - Winner UK South East Region - Practical Photographer.