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Muddy Waters
Even the wisest of photographers occasionally overlook the deceivingly deep mud present across The Wash’s shore lines (Snettisham Beach), could it be the calling of an imminent sunset, or perhaps a distant seal? – No, at the time it was simply a test to see how firm the mud was – the results are quite visible. Photographs from the visibly muddy artist can be found here
(for those interested the features camera here is a Nikok F60 (one of the first to include a depth-of-field preview button)
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