Sleepy take on high-speed course
There must have been millions of photographs taken of the TT course over the years.
But a new exhibition, opening at the Sayle Gallery today, sees the course in an entirely different light.
Thirty-Seven and Three Quarters is a collection of pictures of the world famous course, taken out of season between the 2015 and 2016 races.
It's the work of photographer James Marvin - who says he wanted to explore the 'yearly life of a course lapped in just minutes'.
The exhibition runs until 18th June.
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