17th February 2026
A daily work in progress
A walk of 1529 paces | in the space between time passing and time arriving | mistletoe proves popular | led by a pathway of desire
using a @what3words location as the basis of a #haiku
///bucked.downsize.deliver
now truly bucked up
and not having to downsize
will it deliver?
#walking #walkingartist #what3wordsphoto #stroud @walctogether
A new, daily work in progress
A walk of 6465 paces | oak-leaf-litter | slowly a river begins | care worn fence
using a @what3words location as the basis of a #haiku
///poodle.sidelined.passion
dragged by a poodle
the owner looked quite sidelined
passion counts for zilch
#walking #walkingartist #what3wordsphoto #stroud @walctogether #slomo
A new, daily work in progress
A walk of 12 paces | overnight, rain has fallen | droplets cluster | mirrors of grey skies
using a @what3words location as the basis of a #haiku
///reeling.registry.discloses
reeling from the shock
the registry of misdeeds
discloses dire truths
#walking #walkingartist #what3wordsphoto #stroud @walctogether
A new, daily work in progress
A lakeside walk of 5000 paces to a point
cormorant wings outstretched in early sun | shadows move | two rocks 10 paces apart
#walking #walkingartist #what3wordsphoto #Psarades @walctogether
A new, daily work in progress | a walk of 8990 paces | River shimmers in afternoon light | reeds moved by currents of air | mud cracks
using a @what3words location as the basis of a #haiku
///knowledge.gift.seashell
with its past knowledge
the river presents a gift:
seashell brought by bores
#walking #walkingartist #what3wordsphoto #landscape #gloucestershire
A new, daily work in progress | a walk of 743 paces | 2 encounters after walking to the grave of a painter/mariner | a dead sparrow
using a @what3words location as the basis of a #haiku
///essential.gates.jumped
it seemed essential
to linger in kissing gates
they all jumped for joy
#walking #walkingartist #what3wordsphoto #seascape #cornwall
Broadcast. An exhibition at Prema in Uley, Gloucestershire by Joe Magee
For his exhibition throughout Prema, Joe has created ‘Broadcast’; a series of all-new works which explore the way we communicate and the driving forces of communication that echo in the natural world. The images seek insights into nature’s rhythms, human culture and the patterns that bind us.
A new, daily work in progress | a garden walk of 32 paces | footsteps in morning dew | chorus practises | the day progresses
using a @what3words location as the basis of a #haiku
///protect.magazines.linguists
trying to protect you
from the guile of magazines
such cunning linguists
#walking #walkingartist #what3wordsphoto #landscape #cotswolds
A new, daily work in progress | a walk of 824 paces | rain approaches in failing afternoon light | sheep deep in conversation | between stile and gate
using a @what3words location as the basis of a #haiku
///interest.upwardly.relaxed
showing interest
glancing upwardly at clouds
sheep seem so relaxed
#walking #walkingartist #what3wordsphoto #landscape #cotswolds
A new, daily work in progress | a walk of 14 paces | a rare day of spring sunlight | blue periwinkle flowers emerge through bronze beech leaves | buzzard harried by shrieking gulls
using a @what3words location as the basis of a #haiku
///hill.remembers.marble
over far off hill
a weak sun remembers why
it’s marble cold here
#walking #walkingartist #what3wordsphoto #landscape #cotswolds
Alexander Caminada’s recent works.
He writes:
“The Noose, the River Severn’s widest section, fascinates me. I’ve documented its shifting channels, mudflows, and light variations, influenced by tides and weather. Despite freezing winds, these visits reveal the beauty of its colors and ever-changing landscape.”
@alexander_caminada_photography
