This Is The Same Ocean – Issue 2

Name: This Is The Same Ocean - Issue 2
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This is the Same Ocean is a themeless Melbourne-based journal of contemporary photography.
It’s curated, edited and published by Samuel J Davison.

Issue 2 – Published May 2012

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SKU: Mag-SameOcean-2 Category: Magazines & Photobooks

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