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3 comments:
I love the soft v's rough here... mesmerising....
It feels as though you have the tilt of the earth here.
Watercats, the textures there are so distinct, in both visual and tactile senses. I think it's part of the reason it feels so alive.
Patricia, when you crouch low on a beach like this and gaze out to sea it's easy to feel the world as a huge spinning planet, and we utterly dependent on it. Maybe more of us should do that more often.
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