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Lockdown and two crocheted camels.

Capturing the sleepy town of McLoughlins Beach.

Jan 26, 2021


Words: Phoebe Rich @ The View From Here.

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The sleepy town of McLoughlins Beach, the gateway to the fabled Ninety Mile Beach with a population of less than 300 folk, is a place unaffected by time or the undue influence of popular culture.

Where the simple things in life are the best kind. The coffee of a morning is burning hot and a hint of toasted marshmallow complements the air of a night. A place of unencumbered freedom that has escaped the weight and pressures of modern society, and all dogs are welcome, even in the bed.

Big shout–out to Snickers & Meeka.

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Concept & Art Direction:
Me, Myself & Si (@unit_hq)

Photography:
Morgane Cazaubon of Petite Visuals (@petite_visuals_portraits)

Model:
Indianna Herni (@indii.leee)

Hair:
Kim Herni

Makeup:
Rachel Smith (@rach_t2)

Styling:
Rachel Smith & Kim Herni

Clothing:
Wild Poppi (@wildpoppi)

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