"Paradigm of nowhere": Shepperton, a photo essay (part 2)
Thu, 03/05/2009 - 07:20 — Anonymous
All photography by Simon Sellars.
Bizarrely, it has been almost a year since I posted the first part of this photo essay. There are so many loose ends dangling from this site, frayed and incomplete due to the mad scramble to complete my PhD in the latter half o...
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