Images
I believe that we are all part of a human community. My photos are for the part of me that also is a part of others.
Photography is a caption of time. A photo is all that remains of us when we are gone. Creating a photograph is connecting with another person’s mortality, vulnerability, and impermanence. By isolating and freezing the moment, the photograph bears witness to the inexorable passage of time.
I try to photograph my own life experience. I don’t pay much attention to how “attractive” a motive is, but on how it is revealed by the light. A photograph should not strive to be a depiction of the motive, but to evoke a certain emotion in the observer.
Portraits
A good portrait depicts a meeting between to forces. The tension I experience during a session doesn’t compare to anything.
Body movement
The fluidity of motion reveals hidden emotions. Each movement tells a story, capturing the raw and unfiltered essence of human experience.
Requiem
Time is the central theme in my photographs. I am focused on capturing the eternal, not the modern or trendy.
Women CARE
From 2000 to 2006, I traveled extensively across Asia, Africa, South America, and Europe to portray women and their situation.
Photographs 1977–2017
Enjoy a presentation of my photos with music from Celadon by Maja S. K. Ratkje.