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Matt Peers

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  • Work
    • Bourke's Regulars
    • The Future's Bright
    • Portraits of Employees Deceased, Left, Retired
    • From Around These Parts
    • Pictures of People in Public Places
  • Short Stories
    • Bye Bye Baker Building
    • Demolition
    • New Faces
    • Out of Season
    • Socially Distant
    • The Touring Shroud
    • Somewhere In-between
  • Black & White
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    • Normal Service Will Be Resumed
    • No Smoking After 4pm
    • Framelines
  • Commercial
    • Family
    • Portraits
    • Product
  • Blog
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Once they were homes

December 22, 2016

The demolition of flats in Aston, Birmingham, November 2016.

Mamiya 7II 80mm Tri-X 400

Till next time...

Matt Peers

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