I must admit I was a bit reluctant to post any new material over the last couple of weeks. There’re a lot of bad things going on in the world right now, whether it be political inequality, economic issues, conservation deterioration and of course health issues.
However, this is the new new. Our usual perspectives have changed and maybe even completely disrupted. And when looking past the new normal I’m confident there is a silver lining in all of this. Just like the past, there is evolving a whole new kind of creativity and we’re going to find that there is growing a living forrest of ideas. Let’s dream about this renaissance of new creativity and ideas and stepping up our game.
And even though the situation on the stage where most of my images are made has it a lot tougher, people are staying strong. Now more than ever…
This image was made on the Kazinga Channel in Uganda. The channel is among the most paramount geographical features in Queen Elizabeth National Park with a magnificent view of the most vital wildlife in the park. And though it shows tranquility it was - laying in diesel fumes on the metal boarded floor to be as close to the water as possible - not as serene as it looks. But most important… these are scenes to relish 🤍🖤