My past visits to gardens, in England and elsewhere, were always curated to show the beautiful, curious or informative. First photographs excluded people or other garden visitors. Focused only on the plants and their vignettes. Then It was the celebration of how many people (mostly English) were at these gardens especially the flower shows. This past visit I filmed more in video rather than still photos. I was trying to show how movement plays into experiencing these gardens in person. The subtle movement of the air or a sequence to show perspective and other physical attributes.
January 24, 2024
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