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Eerie Photography in the Woods
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This eerie photography taken in woodland is entitled “And Then…”. It is taken from the great project between designer Nicola Yeoman and photographer Jo Metson Scott. I think the series of photographs are fantastic, and lured me in the first time I saw them. My favourite is the pirate ship above, but I love the one at the end of this post, too…
Credits: All images are copyright © Jo Metson Scott. Please check out the associated site for more fantastic photography.
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