Tim Acott is an artist and landscape photographer. He explores how the character of places emerges from the contours, colours, patterns and textures of human and nature interactions. Past projects have included the sense of place of wetlands and small-scale fisheries. His most recent exhibition (pre-covid lockdowns) was at the Royal Geographic Society in London. His photographs were part of an exhibition titled ‘Reclaiming Wetland Values: Marsh, Mud and Wonder’. He exhibits his photographs and paintings in galleries across Kent. Tim is employed part time at the University of Greenwich as a Reader in Human Geography where he has worked for 28 years.