For those of you who were there at the presentation at Moray House (9th October 2014) or have subsequently seen the video that Fidal did and posted to his YouTube Channel, or even saw the images from that presentation which I posted to my site in the Oniabo Gallery, you’ll have gathered that I spend some time at the seawalls.
I was about to say that I think it’s “a magical place”, but that just reminded me of Coleson’s line in the “Marvel Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D” series where he keeps saying that Tahiti is a magical place….
But… maybe the seawall is magical, I don’t spend a lot of time there, but when I do I enjoy it, every moment of it… and I do get some lovely images…
In a way, I go there to unplug from the daily work, the constant access to and intrusion of technology… If anyone saw me while I was taking this photo I am about to share, they would have seen a huge grin on my face… because I was thinking just these thoughts when I saw this:
Click on the image to see it in the Gallery along with other images from this year’s Deck Project.
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I get what you’re saying, but for me it is just a bit depressing the amount of rubbish that gets discarded to end up here 😦
it is… often to walk from the wall to the water line, you have to pass through lines of plastic bottles, broken glass bottles, syringes, condoms, washing machine parts, etc. 😀