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Photography can be both descriptive and interpretive. During my "commercial period," I focused on using images to convey information objectively and accurately, narrating a story, place, or circumstance. Over time, I've shifted toward capturing images that allow for a more subjective perspective. I now aim to express my unique experience of a subject, highlighting details that might go unnoticed by others, and emphasizing color, texture, shape, and line to evoke the unexpected. Sometimes, I create images without an obvious interpretation, encouraging viewers to form their own—'Skins' being a prime example. On my website, you'll find a mix of these approaches, all fragments of reality as I perceived it.
The Winter of Life
Canon EOS 30D - Focal length: 54 mm F-number: f/11 Exposure time: 1/100
Trompe l'oeil with Variation
Canon EOS 5D - Focal length: 70 mm F-number: f/8 Exposure time: 1/200
Uluru , Central Australia
Canon EOS 5D - Focal length: 27 mm F-number: f/3.5 Exposure time: 1/60
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