Author: Chris Jerrey

This place used to be called Killicks Farm. There is nothing to hint at that name now, I only know because I found a map from 1878 of the area. … Continue readingAbandoned

This structure is the High Street Multi-Storey Car Park in Worthing. I would imagine, perhaps naively, that a car park would be built to serve something, built so that people … Continue readingHigh Street Multi-Storey Car Park

If you are a climate activist who has engaged in direct action, or you have supported people who have taken direct action, you will have been told that you are … Continue readingNot Like That

Yes, let’s change the way we shop. Let’s stop talking about retail therapy. It’s not therapy because it doesn’t make us healthier. Let’s stop buying things to make ourselves feel … Continue readingLets Change The Way We Shop

Orford Ness is a shingle spit just off the Suffolk coast. Despite being treeless and exposed, it is rich in wildlife. It is also a monument to some of mankind’s … Continue readingBomb Ballistic Building

The hottest day ever in England was a good day to remind East Sussex County Council of their climate responsibilities. XR activists from the Lewes area simply requested that the … Continue readingDivest East Sussex – 19/07/2022

Plastic Blossom At the beginning of an English spring, this sapling should show the first glimpses of new green foliage. Instead, it is shrouded in plastic film, threatened and suffocated. … Continue readingPlastic Blossom

Democracy isn’t just voting every five years, it is a constant dialogue between the people and government. Protest allows people to turn up the volume. Don’t let this government take … Continue readingKill The Bill, London

“This response we call Uncivilised art, and we are interested in one branch of it in particular: Uncivilised photography. Uncivilised photography is photography which attempts to stand outside of the … Continue readingUncivilised Photography

Some pictures from COP26 in Glasgow.

Extinction Rebellion is not about the “environment”, it’s about us. People, humans, homo sapiens. The science on climate change is clear. If we don’t make drastic changes very soon then … Continue readingAnimal Rebellion, Smithfield Market 24/08/2021

My picture Carnival of Corruption was shortlisted for Earth Photo 2021 in the category A Climate of Change. Here is the picture on display at the Royal Geographic Society in … Continue readingEarth Photo 2021

On 23rd August 2021, Extinction Rebellion returned to the streets of London to stage the Impossible Rebellion. The rebellion is to push the climate crisis back onto the agenda of … Continue readingThe Impossible Rebellion

Yesterday, I went for a walk near Arundel in West Sussex to find out more about the controversial route of the proposed bypass. New roads always provoke strong emotions. People … Continue readingGrey Route

Beavers fell a tree by gnawing at the base until the trunk starts to look like two pencils balanced point to point. Eventually, there is not enough wood to hold … Continue readingRewilding Coombeshead

Recently I have been inspired by the wonderful richness of the vegetation during June in England. It’s life and vitality are no match for anything that humans build.

Extinction Rebellion action 1st June 2021

Yesterday (1st June 2021) I covered the Extinction Rebellion action at BP Oil’s Hamble Terminal. I worked at the main gate and a colleague was at the side gate. Pictures … Continue readingTeam Work

Four hundred and forty thousand tons of rubbish pass through the gates of Colnbrook Incinerator each year and are never seen again. This kind of industrial magical thinking applies right … Continue readingColnbrook Incinerator