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Johannah Churchill

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Johannah is a portrait and documentary photographer based in the north east. Her work centres around people and social issues – connection, loss, illness and isolation are frequently referenced and often interwoven with her history as a nurse.

https://www.johannahchurchill.com/

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Johannah Churchill | Mob grazing | West Wharmley Farm, Hexham, Northumberland

Johannah Churchill | Hogweed

Johannah Churchill | Stuart Johnson on the farm with his sons Isaac and Alfie | West Wharmley Farm, Hexham, Northumberland

Johannah Churchill

Johannah Churchill | West Wharmley Farm, Hexham, Northumberland

Johannah Churchill

Johannah Churchill

Johannah Churchill | West Wharmley Farm, Hexham, Northumberland

Soil Farmer of the Year for the soil restoration on his farm in Northumberland

Johannah Churchill | Stuart Johnson with Ginny the dog on the quad bike | West Wharmley Farm, Hexham, Northumberland

Johannah Churchill | Isaac and Kevin the chick | West Wharmley Farm, Hexham, Northumberland

Johannah Churchill

Johannah Churchill | Mob grazers (stabiliser cows and Charolais calf) | West Wharmley Farm, Hexham, Northumberland

Johannah Churchill

Restoring soil on Stuart's farm in Northumberland

Johannah Churchill | West Wharmley Farm, Hexham, Northumberland

Johannah Churchill | Earthworm

Johannah Churchill | West Wharmley Farm, Hexham, Northumberland

Stuart's farm in Northumberland, which is undergoing a process of soil restoration and regeneration

Johannah Churchill | Dawn at West Wharmley Farm | Hexham, Northumberland

Johannah Churchill

Johannah Churchill | West Wharmley Farm, Hexham, Northumberland

Johannah Churchill

Johannah Churchill | West Wharmley Farm, Hexham, Northumberland

Johannah Churchill

Johannah Churchill

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