fine art photography

About a year ago I found some material hanging on a acorn bush. And thought it was the filling from a sleeping bag or other synthetic stuff.
Today I found the same material again on some thorny bushes. And it suddenly dawned upon me that it’s actually sheep wool. 

The track I walk is often used by a shepherd as well but I never made the link, until now.

I was thinking about my own photos and the connection between my drawings when I saw these strings of wool hanging on the acorn bush.
The scene with the wool hanging on the thin branches visualised what I was thinking over my work.

The things I like, the things I’m looking for, combined with the intuitive action. 
the majority of the things I do is intuitive, trusting on my own judgement and experience.
I think art is to complex to design. You always have to leave the door open for intuitive “accidents”. Most of the time I only see the photo properly when I’m home. The camera sees more than I do and I feel more than the camera does. And together you find the right combination of feeling and seeing.

 

 

When Tears turn to stone.

When Tears turn to stone.

Animistic still life photography with natural materials — fine art images of stone, wool, and wood that reveal the quiet spirit of matter.

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Still life with cat

Still life with cat

The still lifes, or small installations as I call them are not always left in peace. Sometimes one of our cats comes along to check if everything is in place.

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The boulder’s time is not my own

The boulder’s time is not my own

The boulder’s time is not my own,and yet we meet, just in time.In a brief instant, the rhythmsbrush, embrace, and intertwine.Then they release, and each onefollows its own course. The stone has...

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