Colin Fell

La jeune Hortense ran aground in 1888, presumably during the kind of storms with which we've been pretty familiar in these last weeks. Although there were, thankfully, no reports of drownings, the ship itself died that day, laying itself to rest in the shifting sands of Mounts Bay, bedding down for the centuries of salt waved storms to lash over it, and now visible only when high winds pick the skeleton of the lost vessel clean...I like the way it isaimed straight at the Mou

The car, a maroon SUV, sits at an angle across the road; has it skidded in the snow, or has the driver encountered an obstacle, and decided to turn round before having their attention called by someone just out of picture? Two men, masked, move towards her, and now the driver decides to turn fully and move away. Whilst she’s in mid manoeuvre, one of the masked men advances to the driver’s door, produces a firearm, and proceeds to discharge it through the window, three times.

This appropriately blurry picture is one of the few that I have of a house where I spent a lot of time as a child, and its unfocused...

“Your problem is, that you’re so sentimental,” he claimed. I raised an eyebrow quizzically, in a way that I hoped indicated mild...