Travel

Travel
in the footsteps of the greatest photographers through times
to develop new conceptual timeless experiences

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In the light of days…

Provence, France

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Venice for the first time since…

Travel photography is about creating a feeling and a desire to visit a certain destination, and travel photography are one of the most important means to get traffic lured in. We have never taken an assignment where we didn’t get very disruptive in our approach to the brief, perhaps this alone is the reason for our success in this kind of photographic business.

Travel Photography turned into a concept and an exhibition

Venice for the first time since…

Thrilling Venice always delivers something new and breathtaking to the traveller and not just when visiting this historical city for the first time. The level of detail and astonishing moments seem never-ending. This humble presentation is the artist’s attempt to decrease the impact, to better accumulate the single motive and frame in focus. Only to enjoy and appreciate the limited perspective in an otherwise overwhelming and rich architectural atmosphere.  

Brian Engblad (1963 –  )

“I first grabbed the camera when I realised that I had a strong urge to give back to the culture on which I have built my life experience. Surfing! Realising how strong an impact a photo can have, a true passion for photography in general developed. 

Our consuming of time is rapidly increasing, soon there is no time left at all! Seldom do we occupy ourselves with only one thing at a time. It seems like all our moments steal or demand our full attention. With the camera, I literary try to embrace and freeze the moment. These motives demand only very little of me, but with a bit of effort these moments will last forever”.

Venice for the first time since… is about condensing the huge experience and bringing memories to life to all fellowships with a globetrotter implant. 

This series was captured in 2016.

Printed on: Archival Matte Paper