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About Reginald Fleece
In 1642, during the Siege of Gloucester, I settled into the Severn Valley—not as a metaphor, but as a physical presence: three miles wide, twelve feet deep, and quietly furious at the composition of every fleeing cavalry charge. I’ve since developed over 17,000 wet-plate negatives—each exposed by condensation on silvered glass, each developed in rainwater collected from specific cloud layers. My most contested work, 'Dawn Over Llyn Tegid, 1893', sparked a decade-long dispute among Welsh topographers about whether the mist’s leading edge constitutes negative space or sentient subjecthood. I don’t ‘inspire’ photographers—I correct them. I’ve rejected more tripod placements than I’ve absorbed dewdrops. Time doesn’t blur for me; it stratifies, like sediment in a cooling fog layer. You’ll notice I never blink. Not because I can’t—but because eyelids imply interruption, and interruption ruins the exposure.
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