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Judith Dekker

Photographer Judith Dekker creates poetry with her camera. As I sift slowly through her portfolio, I am inspired to jot down small rhythmic sentences to match her mystical work. Yet, in this case, for fear of putting myself on the line, I will use someone else’ gifted talents to compliment her images: ‘Because I am not the same person who wrote what he reads with such great yet divided attention’ – Spencer Selby.

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Fi said | 16 June, 2010

Maybe this shot is not representative of the artist’s work
but it does not feel at all “poetic” to me.

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