This series shows people in the instant of coming out of the dark or just about to vanish in it. This is the only moment that I fall in love with them. Each of the pictures I am presenting to the IPA photography awards, is the result of minutes, sometimes hours, spent waiting for something to happen. I usually get attracted by locations first. I walk there over and over in order to study the light, how and when it changes. Then I wait for the walkers, because people are my scale for architecture. In the end I take the photos, usually many of them, as a speed camera. The result are frames of lonely walkers, icons of a urban modernity which I am entirely part of.
This series shows people in the instant of coming out of the dark or just about to vanish in it. This is the only moment that I fall in love with them.
Each of the pictures I am presenting to the IPA photography awards, is the result of minutes, sometimes hours, spent waiting for something to happen. I usually get attracted by locations first. I walk there over and over in order to study the light, how and when it changes. Then I wait for the walkers, because people are my scale for architecture. In the end I take the photos, usually many of them, as a speed camera. The result are frames of lonely walkers, icons of a urban modernity which I am entirely part of.