Tinos fennel and fig
Plant blindness.
Specimens gathered from a 3 meter stretch of unattended roadside on Tinos, Greece. Composed and photographed together in natural daylight as a vignette of the often unnoticed plant life that thrives within centimetres of a tarmac road.
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- Archival C-type print on Fuji Crystal Archive paper
- Signed
- Signed and numbered
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- Certificate of authenticity included
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- Sent rolled in a heavy-duty protective tube
Subjects
Subjects: Pseudodictamnus mediterraneus, Astragalus danicus, Ferula communis, Avena sterilis, Lupinus gussoneanus, Media Hymenonema graecum, Ficus carica, Convolvulus.
Framing
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