Landscape nominee

A dense, white haze hovers above the ground. The concentration of the finest water droplets creates a cloudiness in the air that is impossible for the eye to see. The contours of the landscapes, the trees blur with this foggy grey. They dissolve and almost disappear. The trees remain motionless in the fog - reduced, mystical and yet intimate.
This photo of the series "Brouillard" was taken in the close surroundings where I live.

These are Analogue photography in large format 4x5" on colour slide film.

I work with analog photography, using large-format cameras.
I am fascinated by what happens when time, light and silence interact.
The slow pace of work demands patience and attention. It opens up space for perception.

I find my inspiration in nature, in the immediate surroundings, in transitions of light and weather, of proximity and distance.
I am not interested in the spectacular, but in the inconspicuous, the quietly present.
I consider myself a painter of light.