Nina de Heney/ Karin Johansson/ Henrik Wartel Gothenburg, Sweden
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When walking on a marsh, there are sometimes areas where the vegetation hangs over the wetness of the
water as a thick carpet; it looks like it could bear one's weight, but it is quite unpredictable. The question is: should one try a step, trusting one's intuitive step? Get mud up to your neck and enjoy the ride or remain dry by only walking on the safer tufts of grass?
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