Michael Wilkins
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The underside of a pier at low sun: rows of barnacled timber pilings receding into gold light, their reflections running down the wet sand.

Under It

July 2018

Sony A9, 56 millimetres, f 22, 2 seconds, ISO 50

The good bit is underneath.

Everyone shoots the top of a pier. Underneath is where the repetition is — rank after rank of pilings, and for about fifteen minutes a day the sun gets low enough to come straight through them and light the wet sand on the far side.