Gill Copeland Photography

The reflections on the sea from the palace pier, Brighton were very calming and animated. This photograph is part of an exhibition displaying my photographs in the i360 gallery on Brighton beach throughout May as part of the open house festival.

Photo Of The Day Canoeing through the West Pier a few weeks ago.

Photo Of The Day Carrying on with the interesting project I undertook over the summer for Restaurant www.isaac-at.com to photograph their local producers and convey the close connection between the producers and the quality of the food that diners are eating in the restaurant. The sixth producer I visited was https://www.davenportvineyards.co.uk Will Davenport started growing vines in Kent in 1991, he is passionate about making wine in the UK and doing it organically, starting with only 5 acres of vines at Horsmonden in Kent. 26 years later the vineyards now make up 24 acres and his wines have won many awards. December dates have now been released at Isaac At and they are taking bookings for the 3rd of December onwards. isaac-at.com/reservations

Photo Of The Day Carrying on with the interesting project I undertook over the summer for Restaurant www.isaact-at.com to photograph their local producers and convey the close connection between the producers and the quality of the food that diners are eating in the restaurant. The fifth producer I visited was Saddlescombe Farm, run by Roly and Camila http://www.camillaandroly.co.uk/saddlescombe-farm This beautiful farm is 450 acres and is situated in the South Downs National Park just 5 miles north of Brighton. They run the farm as a traditional sheep, beef and arable farm that produces the best quality meat through high animal welfare, protecting and enhancing the natural environment, and involving the local community by being a shepherd for the day, farm visits and open days. www.isaac-at.com www.gillcopeland.com

Photo Of The Day Carrying on with the interesting project I undertook over the summer for Restaurant www.isaact-at.com , to photograph their local producers and convey the close connection between the producers and the quality of the food that diners are eating in the restaurant. The forth producer I visited was Brighton and Newhaven Fish Sales https://www.brighton-fish-sales.co.uk who supply high quality local fish direct from their fleet of inshore fishing boats based near Hove Lagoon in Shoreham Harbour. www.isaac-at.com www.gillcopeland.com

Photo Of The Day The theme of isolation seems very apt at the moment, I recently photographed the lighthouse on stilts, which sits in splendid isolation as it looks out towards the sunset on Burnham On Sea beach in Somerset. www.gillcopeland.com

Photo Of The Day Carrying on with the interesting project I undertook over the summer for Restaurant www.isaact-at.com , to photograph their local producers and convey the close connection between the producers and the quality of the food that diners are eating in the restaurant. The third producer I visited was Muir Jankowski of the https://brightonfoodfactory.org who I spent a brilliant day with. Muir & Brighton Food Factory are developing an ambitious non-profit enterprise, to help contribute to a resilient food system in Sussex. The model is not radical but simply steadfast belief that the food system can change through collaboration, solid organisation and efficient use of tech. They supply to a few restaurants including Isaac At who they believe have an understanding of their philosophy. www.gillcopeland.com

Photo Of The Day Carrying on with the interesting project I undertook over the summer for Restaurant www.isaact-at.com , to photograph their local producers and convey the close connection between the producers and the quality of the food that diners are eating in the restaurant. The second producer I visited was https://bolneywineestate.com Established nearly 50 years ago Bolney is one of the oldest vineyards in Sussex, they produce award wining still and sparkling wines. Bolney Wine Estate Isaac At www.gillcopeland.com

Over the summer I was asked by Restaurant www.isaact-at.com to undertake what turned out to be a really interesting photography project. The restaurant is so passionate about local produce that they write the food miles of all their ingredients on the back of their menus. To try to convey this close connection between the quality of their local growers and the quality of the food that diners are eating in the restaurant they asked me to visit some of their suppliers and take photographs to make into Framed prints for their restaurant walls. My first supplier was Trenchmore Farm https://www.trenchmore.co.uk a sustainable farm, producing Sussex x Wagyu beef, Silly Moo Sussex cider and Trenchmore Heritage wheat flour. Isaac At www.gillcopeland.com

Photo Of The Day, taken over the summer. The pipeline outside Carats cafe on Southwick beach at low tide. www.gillcopeland.com

Day 1201 of 'Photo Of The Day' Tuesday 19th February 2020 The shapes and patterns of rows of grapevines growing in Rathfinny Vineyard taken today whilst on a walk over the Sussex Downs today. www.gillcopeland.com

1180 of 'Photo Of The Day' Wednesday 29th January 2020 A stormy day in Newhaven harbour. www.gillcopeland.com

Day 1173 of 'Photo Of The Day' Wednesday 22nd January 2020 Today I took some portraits of some members of the Isaac at team who are back after their New year break, they have some exciting events coming up including their 'Test Kitchen' 'Plant Based Evenings', an evening with 'Aaron Dalton' and lots more. To find out more go to www.isaac-at.com

Day 1169 of 'Photo Of The Day' Saturday 18th January 2020 The sheep were very friendly on the Sussex Downs today. www.gillcopeland.com

Day 1137 of 'Photo Of The Day' Monday 17th December 2019 Varun's Virgin Mohito on Arambol beach, Goa. www.gillcopeland.com

Day 1135 of 'Photo Of The Day' Friday 15th December 2019 Anita and I playing quite an intensely competitive game of bat and ball on Mandrem beach at Sunset. www.gillcopeland.com