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The black and white image depicts a bare foot on grass from above. There is a feather in front of the foot. — An Audio Guide for the Complacent Walker – Sally Stenton

The image is a still from the film with white text overlayed onto images of the walk. The text reads “I search for you amongst the stones” — Shadows and Substance – Janette Kerr

Composite image of recording site day 72 — Walking Contención Island – Martin P Eccles

A copper tag embossed with the word “Quiet” and mounted on wooden boardwalk — My Land is Quiet – Julie Brixey-Williams

A memory map of a childhood walk around the Cwm. The image shows a hand-drawn map of a rural village with personal places of interest marked on. — Walks to Remember During a Pandemic: ‘With memory I was there’ – Louise Ann Wilson

Artwork from publication Dr Skulk & Dr Guiser’s End Game — Dr Skulk & Dr Guiser’s End Game – Helen Billinghurst

This is mixed media collage with a poem. The poem reads 'In a bare landscape, Hard ground and dust, Following a public path, Colonised by farmers, Walking alone, Easter is coming' — SLQS – Find.ers.Keep.ers

One of the walking talking place project clusters is around trees and woodlands. This walk is a part of one of its initiatives to support the Nailsworth Town Council's tree planting program over the coming years. — Walking Talking Place – Walking the Land

One of the pages from the diary. Showing a mix of collage imagery, such as people walking in the street and building cranes. Also many words added with a typewriter, for example ‘peoples health before profit’ and ‘empty billboards’. — Drift Diary – Rik Fisher

In this long image, the artist’s shadow fills the bottom left quarter, concrete and light reflections are the top left and bottom right quarter, and the top left is the shadow of branches and leaves against an early morning blue sky with a quarter moon. — Lockdown Sound Works – Leon Clowes

Bridges – Sylvia Dow

An asian woman wearing headphones is looking at an illuminated billboard poster. It is dusk in a city, the poster shows a silhouette of an angel above a city scape. — Sara Shaarawi and Catrin Evans – Niqabi Ninja

Front cover of the artist book Frankwell in View — Frankwell in View – Andrew Howe

A man ascends a stairway to the sky carrying a suitcase. The stairs are mired with barbed wire. — The Land’s Heart is Greater than its Map – Olivia Furber & Ramzi Maqdisi

A screenshot from a video that shows a hand pointing at a yellow black lives matter sticker on a post in the street. — Walking invitations and art with neurodivergent young people – Rik Fisher

The image shows an abstract map with white lines on a blue-grey background and a series of layered red lines over the top. — Locking Down the Line – Gill Russell

Walking Library for Forest Walks — The Walking Library for Forest Walks – Dee Heddon

A print of three photographs taken in situ: a line drawing onto tillroll placed on field grass, a pencil rubbing of quarry ground, an arm stretching up to catch sunlight in a glass sphere set against a blue sky. — Landlinks, A Walk 22 March 2020 – Ruth Broadbent

We wanted a combination of photographic material from the actual plotted points on the route mixed with text, textures and manipulations that would surface some of the ideas running though the project – site, place, walking, time, the cosmos, the effects of the lockdown – and also the contingency of things we find out along the way. So, this might mean text sitting directly on an image as a caption, a slogan, a provocation, a reflection, a lyric; it might also mean the addition of a spectral object or shape to mark the co-ordinates on our map; it could also mean the mirroring, cloning or copying of certain details in the photograph, suggesting possibilities of other worlds, realities or narratives: ‘what if’s’. — Astronomical – Claire Hind & Gary Winters

Front cover of the artist book Walking Territory — Walking Territory – Andrew Howe

Four women are standing together holding or reaching for leaves and twigs in their hands. They are facing inwards but each looking in a different direction. The leaves and twigs are in the middle of the image. In the background, in soft focus, there is a tree, grass and buildings as they are in a public park. — Yarmouth Springs Eternal – Genevieve Rudd in partnership with originalprojects

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