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Ghosts of our consumption – IMAGES FROM THE LITTORAL ZONE

February 11, 2021 · by paulmurtphotography · in Following in the footsteps of Frith, Ghosts of our consumption. ·

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← Looking out to sea from Constantine Island

Choppy sea at the Black Tor ferry slip →

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