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\r\nThe view, the smell of lavender and the hum of bees on the plants made for a stunning experience. In a couple of minutes the clouds had moved away and the moment was a memory.","photographer":"","width":267,"id":7216636,"height":400,"takendate":"","payment_groups_id":2369,"server_id":18,"link":"photo_7216636.html","src":"2011_07_17_006_no-people_EF89A90E-1E4F-37DC-7120E243EE5CE8BA.jpg","home":0,"purchase_instruction":"","galleries_id":39059,"gallery":0});
photos[501421] = clik.newPhoto({"item_price":"","section_code":"gallery","caption":"Palace Pier at Dusk","location":"Brighton, East Sussex","photo_ref":"","description":"The Palace Pier has now been renamed as Brighton Pier.","photographer":"","width":594,"id":501421,"height":400,"takendate":"","payment_groups_id":2367,"server_id":18,"link":"photo_501421.html","src":"Palace_Pier_at_Dusk.jpg","home":1,"purchase_instruction":"","galleries_id":39059,"gallery":1});
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photos[503273] = clik.newPhoto({"item_price":"","section_code":"gallery","caption":"Grasses in Water","location":"Church Norton, Pagham Harbour, West Sussex","photo_ref":"","description":"I was struck by the simplicity and tranquility of this small scene as the incoming tide gradually obscured the mudflats one January day.","photographer":"","width":594,"id":503273,"height":400,"takendate":"","payment_groups_id":2367,"server_id":18,"link":"photo_503273.html","src":"Grasses_in_Water.jpg","home":1,"purchase_instruction":"","galleries_id":39059,"gallery":0});
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\r\nFor this interpretation of the scene lipstick was smeared onto a clear filter to try and bring a softer, more dreamlike effect.","photographer":"","width":356,"id":526169,"height":400,"takendate":"","payment_groups_id":2413,"server_id":18,"link":"photo_526169.html","src":"Bluebell_Blur.jpg","home":0,"purchase_instruction":"","galleries_id":39059,"gallery":0});
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\r\nIt has historical connections with Harold II (whose visit to the church is depicted in the Bayeux Tapestry) and with King Canute (whose young daughter is thought to have drowned in the Millstream).
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\r\nI wanted to hint at the historical mystique of this ancient Christian site so used infra red film to bring a diffuse, etherial glow to the image. ","photographer":"","width":600,"id":503201,"height":400,"takendate":"","payment_groups_id":2367,"server_id":18,"link":"photo_503201.html","src":"Bosham_Church.jpg","home":0,"purchase_instruction":"","galleries_id":39059,"gallery":0});
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