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Some shots from a day trip to Dungeness, Kent. I used the Cambo Wide 580, with Schneider 58mm Super-Angulon f5.6 XL, Ilford FP4 Plus – the last time I ever paid someone else to do my BW processing, I now have a dip-n-dunk system up and running, consisting of several HP combi-plan tanks.
Dungeness is a fascinating place, photographed half to death. It seemed almost impossible to avoid cliches. I looked for minimal compositions with some of Stephen Shore’s images also in mind.
It was a scorching out, completely cloudless day, emphasizing the barrenness of the landscape.
When I go back I think I will photograph only the power station… although I am not sure I could base a series here as much as I like it – too much baggage.
The last shot is of the sound mirrors at Denge – a structure used in an early form of acoustics-based radar.
Simon Kennedy is a London Architectural Photographer
