Based between Bristol and his hometown of Shropshire, Joshua Sneade’s latest work depicts adventure, and yet is strikingly nostalgic of a bygone day spent frolicking in the summer sun. The visual story of reconnecting with nature and humanity is a frequent theme present in his personal work, and in the endless days of the last lockdown he turned the camera on to his own life and his pastoral surroundings in a romanticised documentary photography style. This body of work is from Joshua’s new book, On The Idle Hill of Summer, out now.
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