Doggerland

 

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Doggerland.

Waves crash.

LOVER OF STRANGERS

A path cuts through the worn grass.

I KNOW I HAVE LOST

Now the advertising posters dance, shimmer on glass, huge as the buildings.

EVERYTHING NOW PLEASE

...and we find a layering of screens, of silhouette that doesn't quite make itself out; a cross now in a field.

GOLD IN MY HEAD

Jesus... A flag ; a knotted scarf ; a book (but framed, cased under glass)...

Symbols? We might reflect on that.

Simply? This is a complex joined-up narrative of elements perceived through glass – this is found images, but images all looked-for : sought, perceived even a little in advance, where the right picture is thus in itself its own reflection.

Something of all that is what you see with eyes half-silvered anyway – is no more than just that thing which we all call photography.

But this is something more than that.

For this is Doggerland.

Title
Doggerland
Publisher
Another Place Press
Edition
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Edition Size
200
Published
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ISBN
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Dimensions
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Pages
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Format
Hardcover