Hampstead Heath, Christmas morning 2025
Shape of winter
Fishing is really hard. I’ve been fishing for about two years now, and I’m only just reaching a point where I’m starting to “get it”. And when I say get, I don’t mean understand. Aside from some improvements in pra
Of all the wind directions, Northerlies have the capacity to rob me of my sense of humour like no other.
Wind of any kind gets under my skin more than I’d like to admit, but Northerlies especially. Yesterday I turned 27, it was such a good one
It’s hard to find people who know the old ways, harder still to find people who will teach you. And because it is so difficult to find those teachers in day to day life, I go on a lot of courses to learn these things. But whenever I am on those
I’m nearing the end of my time on @the_old_way_ wild practice. One day of each month since February has been dedicated to learning a different wild food and this weekend was all about acorns. For most of my life I thought acorns were poisonous
I’m sat on the tube again. I quite enjoy the tube. In much the same way I enjoy a high speed 10pm motorway McDonald’s. My phone spent last week alongside fifteen others in a wooden box painted with reindeer in a barn in the Norwegian woo
I’m heading back to Norway today, my fourth time there. I don’t know what it is about that place, but every trip seems to arrive at a turning point in my life. The first was when I was 17, filming a stag do of all things — four day
I’ve got weak glute meds from too much time at my desk, and recently my poor meds have been achey! That ache, combined with relentless south-westerlies, means that instead of walking Ernest around the estuary, I’ve been sitting in a shelt
Summer at river, mango in river
Ever since I was a wee boy, I dreamed of doing this river crossing. I saw someone do it once, probably in a Defender, and thought, one day I’ll own a big truck, pop it into four-wheel drive, and cross that gorgeous river myself. Come to think
Caught a Mullet and did a drawing of it Thanks for taking me with you @soultee.uk ❤️ My camera ran out of battery so I didn’t get a video of me spearing the mullet unfortunately #mullet
My first hand caught Brown Crab. Thankyou Brown Crab. Lovely bit of rummaging around yesterday with @harrypricebuilds Lovely bit of pickled samphire from @feralucy_ there too 😋

Seth Hughes is a filmmaker and cinematographer, born in London and based in Cornwall. He has a passion for documenting candid moments, nature, wildlife and surfing.

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