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 How do you want to experience life? Wide or deep? When I shoot with a long lens, I have managed to uncover a part of the answer. The vastness of landscapes astounds me undoubtedly, but I have an urge to zone in. Like a pair of binoculars focusing on minimalistic landscapes. I like my lens to whittle down the distractions and let me focus on the textures, the incredible details that add depth to the landscapes.

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All my images have an interplay of light and shadows. I like my share of blacks, in photos as well as in life. Is there anyone who has lived a full life and has wished for the shadows to be eliminated in hindsight?

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The landscapes are stark, but the hues are subtle. A little crevasse has a story to tell. A snowflake beside it might have a verse to sing. Different perspectives, all observed from a long lens. A lens that forces you to sit back and think, deliberate on that patch of detail, and see if it has a life of its own.

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