what if we let presence be the driver of our photography
I want people to experience how the simple yet difficult act of being present transforms their lives.
Photography is the medium of expression, in which we actually have to be there in order to practice it.
The inner attitude with which we photograph is more important than what we photograph (subjects, genre) and how we photograph (technique or style).
Before we press the shutter we are looking for presence and resonance.
Conscious photography is my way of exploring what it means to live a good life.
Tasking pictures is about meeting life with awareness. Through my camera I practice presence and connection with the world around me.
Through the camera, I practice presence, attention, and connection with the world around me. The camera invites me to slow down, pay attention, and experience the world before trying to capture it.
The images are still essential, but it is not the centre of the practice – they are traces of how that way of living becomes visible, so that other can follow that path.