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Peter French's photography crosses the line in Connecting Moments

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By Scott Andrews
San Antonio Current | October 17, 2012
The horizon is not a line. It is a zone that extends in width beyond the edges of vision, rising and falling with the land, becoming incredibly thick in the haze of twilight. At night, it retreats into memory.
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