Here is a link to a pdf of my Life on Mars on Issuu. It's a series on childhood, the British landscape and reinventing the local environment. Do let me know what you think.
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Ginnalyn Soriano weeps over the body of her elder brother Julius, who allegedly fought back and was killed by police during what they sai...
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I, of course, love the loose framing that keeps her a figure of the thing, a representation of childhood, rather than the thing itself. To set her in a landscape rather than in more intimate settings adds to this sense of estrangement, too. That is my first, once through the PDF impression. I should probably wait until I've looked more, but first impressions. . . .
I like the idea of a sense of estrangement - I always think of the land as estranged but that idea adds something so thank you.
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