Inside the Roman Lighthouse - Dover Women's V-Neck

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At the south-eastern side of Dover, Kent, along Mortimer Road on the promontory called Eastern Heights and in the grounds of Dover Castle, a 12th century Norman strong-hold, stands a well-preserved Roman Lighthouse or Pharos, dating from around 46-50 AD (during the reign of the Emperor Claudius 41-54 AD) and, just after the invasion of Britain in 43 AD; the Roman army possibly first coming ashore here or further along the Kent coast at Walmer.

Photographer artist and designer based in West Yorkshire, UK. Phil Openshaw is a photographer and visual artist who works within a wide variety of media including digital manipulation, glitch art, audio to visual transformation and generative sound art, coding, calligraphy, electronic music, printing, painting and asemic writing. Professional photographic work includes a broad practice with themes that include: urban environments, transformation and people and their impact on the environment; the conflicting interests involved in organised urban development versus the existing environments and population change. Abstract pieces often include the subversion of photography combined with drawn and generated abstract based imagery....