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The tarn itself I have classed as a non-space within my place, an area I can see and touch but cannot access fully without getting wet, therefore I will likely never experience this place properly even though it is so close and accessable.

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These are interesting ideas to share and illustrate how perhaps we might be influenced by the ideas of others, that our sensory perception is limited and we are visually biased. I'd also invite you to consider aspects such as access. Do you have access to these places because....you live here, have time to go, are accepted by the local people or of the local people, are allowed to go (would you have chosen a place in the fields lower down? or in the grounds of a large house?). Your padlet demonstrates some good thinking. Consider the politics of this place. Consider the ecology of this place. Might it be a forest? sheep wrecked (Monbiot) iconic landscape (world heritage site and a pastoral landscape). Is place named after its Lilies?  What are its other histories?
What is your attachment to the place? Is it important to you? What do you value about it? How do you feel emotionally about it?
Some more thoughts for you. Hope that helps Nigel

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To not scare the Robin and get the close photo, this influenced me to tread lightly slowly and act in what I would perceive as non-threatening, It could also be contested that judgments of myself are being made by the Robin?

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The human use of seasons to express the changing of the environment creates a perception of time passing when spring begins and when new growth can be observed

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When viewing this unusual lichen it occurred to me that using the sense of touch alone could make this difficult to interpret and identify accurately.

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has my cultural bias influenced what I have chosen to photograph and what I value is picturesque and not so whilst exploring my "place"?

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I became late to Wednesdays lecture as my focus on my "place"/losing my lens cover for my camera caused my perception of time to be clouded, less time would have passed if I were to simply pass through my "place".

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looking through the drystone wall with my camera distorted my view yet I could still sense what was in the distance through familiarity of the area.

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This folios lichen appeared to me as one object initially, when thought upon, this lichen is formed through a symbiotic relationship between fungi and bacteria, containing not one object but millions of unique features and components unseen by the naked eye even when zoomed in.

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Visual perception of "place" may be altered through the changes taking place between the seasons.