Kozu Books — Library - Biblioscapes

Aqua

The amount of water on our planet has remained more or less consistent since the Earth was created some 4.6 billion years ago. Only very small amounts of water have been added by meteorites that have collided with Earth.

Kozu BooksEuan RossApril 14, 2024Hans Strand

Winds of Change

Winds of Change reflects on a difficult and uncertain time in Britain’s history and my own personal fears and anxiety about not only Britain’s future, but the future of the world and its effects on those close to me.

Kozu BooksEuan RossApril 14, 2024Samuel Fradley

Wild

A collection of intimate landscapes and portraits of nature made over the course of a decade walking in the countryside around my home in rural north Dorset.

Kozu BooksEuan RossJuly 1, 2023Jo Stephen

The Point of the Deliverance

In 2012 I made the journey for the first time, finally travelling beyond the horizon to Pointe a’ Tárrthaidh - The Point of the Deliverance.

Kozu BooksEuan RossMay 9, 2023Alex Boyd

Even The Birds Were Afraid To Fly

I’ve always loved the sound of crows cawing. It has been suggested that they may even have their own language.

Kozu BooksEuan RossAugust 26, 2022Al Brydon

Sea Signatures

A collection of works started in 2017 and made predominantly by using the cyanotype process in collaboration with the coastal landscape.

Kozu BooksEuan RossJuly 16, 2022Marianthi Lainas

Warmth of the Soul

Inspired by the love for India and the Beautiful People that live there: the sights, the colours, the vibrancy of life, and, in particular, the wonderful hospitality.

Kozu BooksEuan RossFebruary 8, 2022Howard Rankin

We May As Well Dance

The thinly veiled illusion that we are in control of our lives fell away and in its place we were left to contemplate many things, not least the precarious nature of our existence.

Kozu BooksEuan RossJanuary 13, 2022Valda Bailey

Beyond Landscape

I often talk about the importance of interpretation when I make a photograph. For me a great image should reflect your mind and what you feel rather than what you see.

Kozu BooksEuan RossDecember 22, 2021Hans Strand

I Am Not The Rain

I had an idea for a series of ambiguous images about life and death that the viewer could project stories into. I exhibited these in spring 2018 under the title Short Stories Of Loss And Hope. Then in the summer my eldest daughter died...

Kozu BooksEuan RossJuly 24, 2021Simon Ashmore

Black was the River, you see

As a child almost everything I did seemed to revolve around The Ogmore - swimming, fishing, camping alongside its banks, watching the annual raft-race and just general mischief.

Kozu BooksEuan RossJune 8, 2021Dan Wood

Tides and Tempests

The rhythm of the tides, tethered to the waxing and waning of the moon, shapes our very sense of time.

Kozu BooksEuan RossJanuary 30, 2021Rachael Talibart

Between the Wind

Kozu BooksEuan RossNovember 2, 2020Ben Horne

Visions

Kozu BooksEuan RossJuly 26, 2020Verity Milligan

Detox

Kozu BooksEuan RossJuly 26, 2020Matt Holland

Forsaken #2

Kozu BooksEuan RossJuly 26, 2020Mike Murphy

Seascapes

Kozu BooksEuan RossJuly 25, 2020Neil Burnell

The Forest

Kozu BooksEuan RossJuly 25, 2020Lee Acaster

Warped Topographies

Kozu BooksEuan RossJuly 25, 2020Richard Earney

Fieldwork

These images are made in locations that change throughout the seasons, from the bare fields of winter, through the lush greens and yellows of spring and summer, and on into the golden browns before the harvest.

Kozu BooksEuan RossJuly 25, 2020Finn Hopson