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Alemàgou

A single lantern marks the threshold between rough shore, woven shade and the changing blue hour horizon.

On a shore that belongs to the wind, the light stays low and warm: a lantern on the sand, a glow beside a woven chair, never bright enough to take the sea away.

In the dry stone walls, small sources hide between the rocks, so each stone seems to keep a little of the day's sun long after it has set.

Type
Beach club
Setting
Shoreline
Photographs
04
A warm portable lantern beside a woven beach shade and chair at Alemàgou, Mykonos.
A lantern beside woven shade at dusk
The timber Alemàgou sign lit warm against a blue hour sky beside a dry stone pillar.
The name, lit against the blue
Warm light hidden between the rocks of a dry stone wall at Alemàgou.
Light tucked into dry stone
A dry stone wall at Alemàgou seen close, one rock lit warm from a source hidden beneath it.
A stone that keeps the sun
Study of the Alemàgou shore at blue hour: a lantern on a sandy path beside a dry stone wall, a thatched shade and the sea beyond.
The lantern on the path to the sea, Study