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Writer's picturePaul Dobraszczyk

Towers

Five sisters, Scotland, 2006

Five sisters, Scotland, 2006


Towers are perhaps the most elemental of architectural forms – one of the first ‘building’ activities of young children, who take as much pleasure in destroying towers as in building them. Towers might be the products of infantile ambition, doomed to be knocked down by the vengeful; yet, they might also simply reflect on what is already there – a castellated mountain ridge, the undulations of waves in the sea, or a valley enclosed by high cliffs.

Millook Haven towers, Cornwall, 2009

Millook Haven towers, Cornwall, 2009


Rocky Valley towers, Cornwall, 2008

Rocky Valley towers, Cornwall, 2008


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