Field Furniture

Gate, off Moor Lane, Netherthong

2010-03-24T11:00:00.004Z

6th Jan wintery walk from The Cricketers pub in Netherthong to The Royal Oak in Upperthong threw up this beauty.

old cart, Jebb Lane

2009-02-20T19:03:00.002Z

Bowser, Reycroft

2008-11-03T23:03:00.003Z

Ryecroft Lane, Scholes, Holmfirth

Bowser, Lindley Moor

2008-06-01T00:54:00.000+01:00

a gate for no reason

2008-05-29T13:44:00.002+01:00

shitsprayer

2008-01-18T11:22:00.001Z

no other word for it - it sprays shit.

Rat-Tractor

2008-01-13T17:07:00.001Z

Lepton, West Yorkshire

Priestman

2008-01-05T22:44:00.000Z

Grange Moor/Kirkheaton borders

rust stains

2008-01-04T14:46:00.000Z

Stainland, Halifax

The Big Bowser

2007-12-28T20:14:00.001Z

almost a locomotive

Bowser Revisited

2007-12-23T20:56:00.000Z

here's one from the early days

Custom Bowser, Crow Edge, Holmfirth

Just so we know

2007-12-13T12:06:00.000Z

field n., a piece of open or cleared ground, esp. one suitable for pasture or tillage

furniture n., fittings, apparatus and necessary accessories for the convenient operation of fields

ex-Shed

2007-12-13T11:57:00.000Z

shed, Grange Moor, Wakefield

wrought and wrusty

2007-12-12T09:21:00.000Z

Stainland, West Yorkshire

Rusty old Welshy

2007-12-11T19:03:00.000Z

The Llanberis Pass, Gwynedd, North Wales

and close-up (as a gatepost now mind)

Double Gated

2007-12-08T16:03:00.001Z

Scholes, Holmfirth, West Yorkshire.

Bowser

2007-12-06T14:14:00.001Z

Ryecroft, Holmfirth

bowser at sunrise

2007-12-02T14:44:00.001Z

Paris, West Yorkshire

Chocolate gate

2006-04-18T19:56:00.000+01:00

47.31'05"N 04.31'33''E

and not just because of it's colour.
with thanks to our foreign correspondant, Daphne.

hole in the wall

2006-02-26T13:28:00.000Z

2006-02-11T08:13:00.000Z

One of the many houshold baths deployed in fields, furniture-wise, for the refreshing of farm animals.

2006-01-28T03:28:00.000Z

A walk up by Digley Dam to find Mr Jones' gate [below] revealed this trough:

2006-01-26T18:39:00.000Z

Mr. Coombes' first foray into finding said suitable gate, noting its location and sending me it's grid reference for me to hunt down and damn well photograph sharpish.

2006-01-26T18:38:00.000Z

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This is one of my favorites and started the whole thing off. A beauty of a gate lying twisted in a field somewhere up near Digley Dam, Holmfirth.

2006-01-26T18:32:00.000Z

This is around the top of Thurstonland / Farnley Tyas in Huddersfield. Look how there's an old red dog lead just left there.

Fanstastic!

as nature intended - well almost

2006-01-20T23:25:00.000Z

sometimes things occur in fields that aren't man-made, just shaped by man:

2006-01-16T17:43:00.000Z

a gate, one of a long line of interesting man-made articles found in fields

2006-01-16T07:00:00.000Z

Manifesto

2006-01-15T20:07:00.000Z

fieldfurniture.com is about noticing the things around us. The things that exist in the small gap between the advertising hording and the television set.

fieldfurniture.com wants to get back a freedom of choice, where we decide what is visually interesting and stimulating, rather than being fed the affected images of the advertising agencies.

fieldfurniture.com wants to increase the significance of some of the things we take for granted. The ancient and twisted, the rusted and held together with baler twine, discarded trappings of animal husbandry and agricultural that lay strewn across our fields, for instance.

fieldfurniture.com is not limited to photography, we are happy to accept submissions in other media, written, drawn or whatever. Though please refrain from sending us any actual farm implements - the back cupboard is full already.
fieldfurniture.com reserve the right to ignore anything they feel should be ignored. [see our terms and conditions]

fieldfurniture.com is a not-for-profit organisation, funded jointly by Digital Therapy, and the McFugger Foundation for the Arts – just for the hell of it.

Remember: if it ain’t orange, it ain’t baler-twine!