NORFOLK
Updated: Oct 25, 2018

Fig 1. David, A. (2018) The Norfolk Coast [photograph] Hunstanton, Norfolk
Day 1 - Saturday 6 October
Hunstanton Beach
2x Red rock rubbings
1x Chalk rubbing
2x Red rock samples (large rock and wet clay)
1x Chalk sample (large rock)
Brancaster (Mow Creek)
1x Sample of red vegetation - sea weed
Photographic studies (Netting, chains, colours)
Day 2 - Sunday 7 October
Wells next the sea
Study of vegetation (reeds and grasses)
Study of patterns in sand from sea movement
Texture created around stones and rocks in the sand by the wind movement
Holkham
Painting samples of vegetation (seaweed) colour and texture study
Documenting the bands of colour and texture using lines
Burnham Overy Staithe
Study of vegetation and function of the salt marshes by local people and wildlife
Study of the orange rugged footpath
Day 3 - Monday 8 October
Burnham Beach
Flaneaur discovery - meandering without intent
Discovery of clay and collection of clay samples
Play in clay with patterns inspired by sand pattern and waves
Hunstanton
Study to compare the red and white colour of the cliffs
Colour identification using watercolour and samples
Notes:
Reflection
description
feelings/reaction
evaluations
analysis
conclusions (general)
conclusions (specific)
Q. What is practice as research?
Reflection on action
Reflection in action
Reflection for action
Think about capturing feelings/emotions of experience on Norfolk coastlines - think about specific occasions and sights and how they made me feel/think.