During a period of deep personal turmoil, Marjolein Martinot took her camera down to the riverside in southern France – and began to feel connected again
During a period of deep personal turmoil, Marjolein Martinot took her camera down to the riverside in southern France – and began to feel connected again
Mee-Lai Stone
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Main image: ‘This image is the core of the work’ … an image from Riverland
Wed 11 Jun 2025 08.00 CEST
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A selection of Guardian readers’ photographs from around the world
