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Mark Stothard Photographer Collaborating with organisations to research and communicate values, people, purpose, and futures using visual and audio storytelling.

Publisher | Academic Supervisor | Guest Speaker | Alumni: University of Plymouth Anolog and Digital Photographer, telling his own narratives with my images, videos, audio and words. All images © Mark Stothard unless accredited.

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22/10/2026

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The Silent Beast of Glencoe - one of my publications, Chronotope v251 - https://msp.im/nfTd7j
18/09/2026

The Silent Beast of Glencoe - one of my publications, Chronotope v251 - https://msp.im/nfTd7j

FotoFilm : Echoes of D-Day at Asnelles Beach -
06/09/2026

FotoFilm :
Echoes of D-Day at Asnelles Beach -

A haunting infrared view of Asnelles Beach, Normandy, with the ghos...

Sentinel of the North: MP3 Tower at GrosnezPerched on the rugged cliffs of Grosnez, the MP3 Marine Peilstand tower is a ...
02/07/2026

Sentinel of the North: MP3 Tower at Grosnez

Perched on the rugged cliffs of Grosnez, the MP3 Marine Peilstand tower is a striking remnant of Jersey’s WWII history.

One of nine planned observation towers, its cylindrical, multi-tiered concrete structure rises starkly against the horizon, a silent sentinel overlooking the Channel. The tower’s weathered surface, softened by time, contrasts with the vibrant greens and yellows of the surrounding gorse and heather.

The landscape stretches toward the sea, where the deep blue waters meet the sky, painted with soft clouds and a hint of twilight. The scene is one of quiet resilience, where nature reclaims the remnants of conflict, and the tower stands as a testament to both human ingenuity and the enduring power of the natural world.

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Kernwerk’s Silent Door: A Portal to WW2’s Shadowed Past.A weathered doorway and loophole in the Kernwerk Infantry Regime...
01/07/2026

Kernwerk’s Silent Door: A Portal to WW2’s Shadowed Past.

A weathered doorway and loophole in the Kernwerk Infantry Regiment HQ’s side wall, Jersey. The bunker’s concrete, scarred by time and nature, whispers of wartime secrecy. Rust-streaked vents and cracks tell stories of resilience, while the overgrown surroundings frame a haunting relic of German occupation and forgotten history.

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