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Lower Eastside Couple

From the series The Hopper Files. 2014.
"Best of Vogue" collection.
Fineart print. 120 x 180 cm

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Contemporary

It's not the subject itself that matters in contemporary photography, but the way it is recorded, framed, staged, presented. Contemporary photography can be seen as a form of art that uses photography as a medium, be it analog or digital. Consequently, subject matters vary widely. And it's not the genre that 
counts, but the artistic and analytic approach. Research matters! A picture that does not convey its, however clear or crude message, can hardly be considered a contemporary work of art.

More contemporary works

The Weekend
Modern Fairies
Mixotarians
Sisters Grimm
Rites of Spring
Dark Siblings
Youborn
Interview with a Contract Killer
Landscapes of the Swedish-Mexican Border