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About ‘The recurring calm after chaos’ by Joris Duivenvoorde
The steep cliff served as the border of the Roman Empire. This separation was made in the 2nd century by Emperor Hadrian. With the aim of keeping the barbarians out. This photo was taken in northern England, at this exact location several tribes from the north have moved further into the country. At the place where the original…
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Joris Duivenvoorde
Oegstgeest, Netherlands
I'm 16 years old and I'm in 5 havo. I like to be outside and capture the most beautiful moments with a camera. Nature attracts me very much and I can often be found here. The dense forest and open dunes are full of beautiful surprises. Hopefully my photo will soon hang on your wall!
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