“All the sun long it was running”

Taking its title from a line in Dylan Thomas’s Fern Hill, this series of landscape photographs from Prince Edward County, Canada, reflects a lyrical meditation on time, memory, and place. Thomas’s poem, with its reverence for the natural world and the fleeting wonder of youth, serves as both inspiration and echo in this series of images. 

Surrounded by water, Prince Edward County is a landscape of dualities—windswept and wild, yet often serene and untroubled. Through stillness, light, and atmospheric subtlety, this project explores moments of pause—fragments of time that invite reflection and evoke the elusive clarity of youthful perception.

This work seeks not to capture spectacle, but to honour  the feeling of being held in a place without urgency.