Benjamin Wesley Morgan is a photographer working primarily in black and white, drawn to scenes that hover between the familiar and the strange.

Based in Cornwall, he photographs fog-bound moors, empty coasts, and weather-altered terrain – places where clarity gives way to ambiguity.

His images are pared back: a horse dissolving into mist, a ruin surfacing through cloud, trees caught between shadow and light.

The work is minimal, instinctive, and made quickly in changing conditions. What remains often feels suspended – immediate yet distant, rooted in place yet drifting toward something harder to name.