A12 Wildlife

recording made inside the lighthouse at Trinity Buoy Wharf

Jem Finer's Longplayer Trinity Buoy Wharf

A buddleia tree rasping against a palisade fence around a transformer.

Botany Marshes triptych: #1 Trees scratching

Beneath the 400 kV Thames crossing transmission cables.  Solargram of stone and dirt from access track.

Botany Marshes triptych: #3 Strong currents

On a gravely beach on the Thames estuary with the tide lapping and water running off the marshy clay-lined bank above.  The image shows a solargram of small stones and seaweed,

Botany Marshes triptych: #2 Waters Edging

Inside an abandoned fort in an aggregate works on the Thames estuary. The throbbing sub bass is a cargo ship as it passes by. The image shows a solargram of a piece of flint found nearby and present in chalky areas throughout Kent.

Cliffe Fort

Inside a nine metre concrete mirror: avian cacophony, distant voices, drones, whistles.

Concrete Mirror #2: Cacophony

The entrance to an underground beehive in front of a six metre mirror. Rain on shingle.

Concrete Mirror #1: Hive

The focal point of a sixty metre mirror. Bird flight echoes, aircraft drones, distant voices, steam whistle, avian cacophony.

Concrete Mirror #3: Flurry

Photography, field recording, and urban nature.
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