Perpetual Motion, The Changing Faces of the Sea
Madeleine’s photographic ode to the Dutch sea coast shows how the interplay of wind, water, sand, waves, and tides create an everchanging, inspiring landscape.
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“My earliest memories are of the sea. I’ve never lived far from it for more than a few months. The restless movement of the waves and the swiftly changing moods echo my own restless and moody nature.
In 2021 I started this project, letting the changing faces of the seacoast inspire my images, finding ways to show the beauty of what some people find to be a very commonplace landscape.
My goal is to give voice to the unspoken in this otherwise unnoticed place.”
Madeleine Lenagh, from Perpetual Motion
People are talking about Perpetual Motion!
Listen to the podcast Biblioscapes In Discussion with Madeleine Lenagh, where Euan Ross and I discuss my book.
Read an interview with me on my photography and book in the landscape photography magazine On Landscape.
Watch a discussion I had with Matt Payne on my photography and my book on F-Stop Colloberate and Listen.
Read a review of Perpetual Motion (in Dutch) in the photography magazine Natuurfotografie.
Read an article about the book in the photography magazine Luminous Landscape.
Awarded two distinctions in the IPA International Photography Awards 2024: Honourable Mention in the category Fine Art Books and Jury Top 5 selection.
View some of the images from the book here.
Some sample two-page spreads from the book. Click on the thumbnail to view full-size. Use your browser’s back button to return to this page.
Book details
Perpetual Motion – Madeleine Lenagh
Size: 24 x 30 cm (portrait orientation)
Hard cover
112 pages, 61 images
Price 49 euro
Release date October 1, 2024
Special edition
This special edition is handsigned with a personalized dedication. It includes one A4 (21 x 29.7 cm) artist’s print on fine art paper which you can choose from the selection on the order page.
Price 110 euro.
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About Madeleine
Madeleine Lenagh has been photographing most of her life. In 2016, she started photographing full time. Her work has been published in various photography magazines including On Landscape, The Luminous Landscape, and Natuurfotografie, and exhibited in European, American, and online galleries.
Madeleine also published an autobiography, Passage of the Stork, in 2015. Available on most online bookstores. For more information, please visit this page.
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