Title: A Local Perspective on Lincolnshire’s Solar Expansion: An Invitation for Contributions
In the picturesque fields of Lincolnshire, the construction of new solar farms has ignited a hive of activity. This acceleration isn’t only seen amongst construction crews but also through the lens of Stephen Rendall – a devoted postgraduate photography student keen on embarking on a captivating documentary project named ‘Fields of Light’. His endeavour is aimed at encapsulating the essence of these rapid transformations through environmental portraits, expansive landscape visuals, and thoughtful interviews.
Enthusiastically, Stephen is calling for contributions from those affected by this solar farm expansion, regardless of whether their experiences are positive or adverse. His canvas is open to residents, landowners, agriculturists, businesses, and environmental campaign groups keen on sharing their anecdotes and potentially becoming part of his thrilling visual narration.
Anyone with an interest in contributing to this enlightening initiative can contact Stephen via email at SR318547@falmouth.ac.uk. All participants can rest assured of a process underpinned by consent, transparency, and equitable representation.
As Lincolnshire continues to bask in the light of solar expansion, the ‘Fields of Light’ project pledges to highlight the human narratives behind the surge of solar panels.
This article was compiled by The Lincoln Post, making use of information traced back to online sources. The original resource can be viewed here (hyperlink to source).
