Bluebells

For a few weeks each year, usually from mid-April into early May, the old woods of Sussex turn blue. Most of these photographs were taken in Dover Woods, just outside Worthing, over many springs, often early in the morning or late in the day when low sun breaks through the new beech leaves.

Bluebells grow best in ancient woodland, and almost half of the world's bluebells are found here in Britain. Every photograph is printed to order on Fujifilm Crystal Archive paper, framed or hand-stretched as a canvas, so a spring morning in a Sussex wood can stay on your wall all year.