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Marcus Doyle: The House Martin and the Cinema
11 Mar-17 Apr 2010
Diemar / Noble Photography
London W1T 3PY
Overview
Marcus Doyle's landscape photographs are concerned with environments that have been altered and exploited by man. His images display the scars of human interaction without people being present in the frame. He spent three years in the USA photographing across the continent. The resulting work was vast, including a series of images of the abandoned holiday resort Salton Sea.
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