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Ludwig Favre photographs the Chicamacomico Life-Saving Station in North Carolina, a structure of weathered cedar shingles anchored in the shifting sands of the Outer Banks. Sparse dune grass, a square lookout tower against a pale sky, the repetition of shuttered windows. The building stands as a static object against the fluid movement of the coast, its geometry softened by the diffused light of late afternoon. This image is part of his broader study of American coastal architecture and the intersection of human utility and natural erosion.
