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The photograph was taken at the Royal Danish Library in the center of Copenhagen. As we strolled through this magnificent library, we thought about the immense number of books written and how cultures preserve and change over time. Our lives differ vastly from that of our grandparents, let alone 100 generations. The catalyst for such ...
In the quiet stillness of the woods, the little girl’s eyes sparked with joy as she witnessed the deer jumping through the meadow. Memories of Bambi’s tale stirred in her mind. As she grows up, she learns that there is tragedy, beauty, and joy in the journey to adulthood.
I press my thumb against the freshly painted wall. I keep pushing until the flesh is red and the nail is white. I then roll the thumb so the nail digs into the paint and I lock and remove some of it under the nail. I stare at the minuscule discontinuation of paint I have ...
November. Redundancy. – It’s almost night, I’m on the Q3 bus, coming home from town, and I find myself resting my eyes on a fellow passenger. For no good reason. (Appeal? Disgust? Too much of something? A disturbing memory? Fly open? Carrying a live hen? Humming to himself? Looking like my father. The way my ...
The photo was taken at The Hubertus Hunt, an annual cultural event in the Deer Park in Klampenborg, north of Copenhagen. The park’s grounds were covered with a carpet of fallen leaves and the distant clip-clop of horses and cheers of families resonated through the air, setting the stage for a tradition that had evolved ...
I want to remember. Accommodate the monotony of questions Borne out by incessant steps —Their rhythm— And as much as they scare me They’re more than perfect Breathtaking even — literally. Muscles relax despite the effort —The strain, the fatigue— They’re not in use anyway It’s the images The self-same images And how I know ...
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In the quiet stillness of the woods, the little girl’s eyes sparked with joy as she witnessed the deer jumping through the meadow. Memories of Bambi’s tale stirred in her mind. As she grows up, she learns that there is tragedy, beauty, and joy in the journey to adulthood.
It was a paternal kiss, rather than anything else. – I don’t like it when you kiss me in public. – It wasn’t even a kiss proper. My lips barely touched your forehead. – We got shouted at anyway. – Little shit punk. We must ignore them. – You think we got shouted at because …
Good afternoon, sir. – Hello. – Are you one of us? – It depends… – Depends on what? You’re either one of us or not. – Depends on who you are. – We’re the community. We belong. – Ah. Okay. – So, are you one of us then? – I’m not sure. Frankly, I’m not …
in a single day. overnight. sadly repetitive. turning into — exactly what? a facsimile of the maddening sameness. onto itself. myself included. especially and irrevocably locked.
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Almost there! All good things come to an end and this day we are heading back towards the airport. But a lot can still happen in one day, the route is still long. The three cars travelled separately to meet again in the evening and celebrate the trip all together one last time, with style, …
I kept the best for the end. If you know me and my photographic interests, you must have seen it coming! One of the goals of this trip was also to observe the Artic night light show, the Aurora Borealis or Northern Lights. We got lucky enough to see them twice during the week there. …
That day we went to Jokulsarlon Glacier area. We did some photography stops on the way there, to admire some waterfalls and glaciers, and reflection of mountains and vivid autumn vegetation in puddles. While arriving on our main site for the day, the group split around to observe the glacier, its lagoon and the icebergs …
When you are introduced because you cannot introduce yourself. When you’re spoken to softly to keep up appearances. When you keep staring at your shoes, picking at the hem at the bottom of your jumper. When you want to rewind — go back, go blank — just for a minute or two, thinking she’d be …
I have already mentioned how much I enjoyed the Autumn colours, and I may do it again. But that day, Black & White reigned over our main stops and it was for the best. We first stopped to see the Solheimajokull glacier. Due to its movement, the glacier has taken over mud from the moraine, …
This was the wettest day of the trip, with water falling both the the sky and from the glacier, rain and waterfalls. We started our trip to the South Coast of Iceland on that day, and stopped to the two most famous waterfalls of the area, Seljalandsfoss and Skogafoss. A part of the group also …
On the next day, despite unfavorable weather conditions, our group drove to the North of Reykjavik towards the Snaefellsnes peninsula. On the way, we had several short photographic stops on the way along the sea side, mountains, horse ranch and several waterfalls. In the peninsula, we first stopped at the most famous site the Kirkjufell …
The day after visiting Reykjavik, our group explored the Golden Circle, the most popular and iconic tour in the South West of the island. The Golden circle route goes to three main sites, Thingvellir National Park (limit between and European and American tectonic plates), Geysir (natural hot springs active every few minutes) and Gullfoss (one …
The fireworks should have gone off right after the clock chimed midnight, marking the new year. But they didn’t. I only managed to fire them at 1.37am instead—I had an issue accessing the fuse. Three pinkish-purplish streaks of sparkles shooting off in quick succession into a very grey but not fully black night sky over …
In September, I participated in a group tour to Iceland. The trip was initiated by a dynamic Photoresk member, and joined by photography enthusiastics, hikers and curious friends of friends. The group met in Brussels Zaventem Airport, new encounters or reunion with our fellow travellers. We flew together to Iceland International airport in Keflavik in …
I wasn’t sure if he was awake, but he definitely was mumbling this: “You first become you mother. Then, some time later, you turn into your father. It’s almost inevitable.” He made a pause—I thought he might of fallen asleep or his body finally gave up—he then added: “And after that—you become your lovers. Each …
(Knock, knock.) Oh, I haven’t seen you enter. (Knock, knock.) Okay, so you’re here. Yes. What you up to? *** Crossword puzzle. It’s all solved. I know. Did you solve it yourself? No, I found it on the subway. *** You brought it home? Yes. Some of these are good clues. Clues or answers? Both. …
Lost my face again? No, no, it’s just, my tears, they … they don’t stop They just keep coming, coming, coming. It’s so good to just cry It’s so good to cry it all out Well, I lost my face, too. There were so many injuries. I’ve got a hernia. There’s a hole in my …
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