People, the Bieszczady and the world seen up close. Follow a story or explore the full gallery.
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In a forest you can photograph trees. You can also watch someone hold up a mushroom and give it their full attention. These frames are about people: their gestures, concentration and joy. We get to know a place through people, too.
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I like the moment when light begins to separate the slopes. One is already golden, another remains cool, with mist between them. Those are the differences I look for in a mountain landscape. They can make a familiar view stop me again.
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A boat in Borgholm, a bicycle beneath a window, the rhythm of thatched roofs in Kåseberga. I put these photographs together because they show different scales of travel. There is open space, and there are familiar, ordinary things. They make it easier to imagine someone’s life.
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A horse’s mane catches the light. Beneath a mushroom cap, pale gills form a whole pattern. A wooden face holds the marks of a chisel. I like coming close enough for those details to take over a photograph. The size of a subject says little about the strength of an image.
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Mud remains on the tyres. Scratches mark the metal. They do not bother me. They are what make an object distinctive. I move closer with my camera and look for light that lets us see them.
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