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At night, familiar places take on a different character. A road, a fence or a stand of trees emerges from darkness, while moonlight and distant artificial light change the surrounding landscape.
In these black-and-white photographs, long exposures allow time to become visible. Stars trace lines across the sky, clouds drift and passing lights leave their marks. I’m interested in how these movements meet the stillness of the land, and how darkness can draw our attention to things we might overlook by day.
