A lane through spring woodland between deep banks of white flowers, posted on 28 April 2024 as the first frame of a seven image carousel, each frame a landscape photograph inside a white square border. The photographer captioned the set with a single line about the colours finally coming back.
The other six frames move through clipped yew with buttresses, a painted bench, a box parterre, a gravel walk under rhododendrons and a stone rotunda with a statue, so the lane reads as a path inside a designed garden rather than wild wood. Neither the post nor any page of his names the garden or the place.
Daniel Casson is a landscape and commercial photographer from Sheffield who began shooting on an iPhone while hiking in the Peak District and now works for clients including Land Rover, DJI, Adobe UK and Barbour. He publishes under two Instagram accounts, this one and @dpc_photography_, with the same name, bio and contact address on both.
@daniel_casson.
The picture comes from this post on Instagram.
Researched August 2026. I credit each piece as carefully as I can; if you know more about this one, message me on Instagram.