Andrew Atkinson

In this episode of Biblioscapes in Discussion, I am joined by Andrew Atkinson to talk about his work and his book Sea.

Andrew Atkinson has woven moments into images, guided not by genre but by intuition, for over 40 years. He photographs what speaks to him — quiet light, shifting seasons, the subtle pull of a scene. In recent years, photography has become his sanctuary, a place where the noise of daily life fades and the landscape draws him into stillness.

All profits from this book and prints will be donated to Dementia UK – a specialist nursing charity that supports whole families.By buying our books and prints you’ll be helping raise vital funds, improve care and support for families facing dementia and spread the word about specialist dementia nurses.

We also discussed a selection of Andrew’’s favourite photobooks from his own bookshelf…

• New York Sleeps by Christopher Thomas

• Winter by Jeffrey Conley

• Michael Kenna

• Framed by Paul Hart

• Seaworks by Paul Kenny   

You can see more of Andrew’s work on his website and find him on Instagram. You can order Sea here.