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The growing and drowning parts of Yowe Fen: reed beds (chunked into bands along the run so the far end culls away), peat hags, the drift of broken timber standing out of the water, the water plane itself, and the horizontal fog banks that lie over it.
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The growing and drowning parts of Yowe Fen: reed beds (chunked into bands along the run so the far end culls away), peat hags, the drift of broken timber standing out of the water, the water plane itself, and the horizontal fog banks that lie over it.
Reeds are sampled with a hard bias toward the causeway — a uniform spread over a ninety-metre fen puts almost nothing in the two bands the camera actually looks along, and reads as stubble rather than as a bed.
The fog banks are strips whose alpha rises from nothing at both ends: a sheet with a hard edge, seen nearly edge-on, projects as a wedge with two straight borders across the frame and reads as a plate rather than as fog.
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