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KINGS HILL  | 1999

 

King's Hill was an alternative community near Glastonbury, in the South West of England, that bought their own piece of land and attempted to live a low-impact lifestyle in the late 1990s.

Their houses, or 'benders', were constructed with tree branches and covered with tarpaulin sheets. An experiment in 'garden community' they aimed to be self-sufficient in terms of energy and food production.

They were later forced by the council to take down their homes as they didn't have planning permission. I shot this series back in 1998 and have since lost touch with them. If anyone knows where they are now then do let me know.

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Interior Photographer in Italy - Architecture, Design, Real Estate, & Product Photography

Colin Dutton has over 10 years experience as a professional interior photographer, specialised in luxury, high-end photography for architecture and interior design studios, furniture producers, home and decor magazines, commercial buildings, shops, restaurants and hotels. He also works directly with companies, photographic their products or finished projects on-location. 

Colin's work is recognised for the quality of its lighting as well as the clean, quiet atmosphere he creates, offering depth and a sense of quality to the space he is photographing.

Based between Venice and Milan, Colin's clients are spread over Italy, in particular in the Veneto, Tuscany, Trentino and Lombardy regions. His interior photography has also taken him to Sicily, Puglia, Capri, Austria, Germany and Switzerland. He collaborates with a network of home stagers, art buyers and location scouts when required.  

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