Artwork description:

The River Mole runs beneath the western slopes of Box Hill and is a popular walking trail crosses the slow-moving river over a series of broad, flat stepping stones.
The ford now crossed by stepping stones is thought to have been used from prehistoric times. The old stepping stones were destroyed during WWII as a security measure, and the ones we see today were dedicated by PM Clement Attlee in 1946.

This shot was taken from the middle of the River Mole, Note that one of the stones is missing!, and I didn't get wet!!!

About the Photographer

Paul is a self taught photographer living in Surrey. His main passion is Landscape and Animal photography. Most of his works are from the South East, while others are from his travels around the UK

This is printed on C-Type Photographic Paper. This printing or also know as Silver Halide printing is a 100 year old dark room technology using light-sensitive paper and silver based chemistry, a technology which has been constantly refined over time. Silver Halide photographic prints is one of the most archival forms of printing photos and preserving memories. The combination of this process using the very best Fuji technology and Fuji Professional DPII papers allows for breathtaking results

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