If everything is explainable, the magic disappears. That’s why a photo that asks questions and does not try to answer anything opens your view of the world and makes you feel, think, and reflect.

We live in an age of information, where answers are just a click away, and mysteries are quickly unravelled or false. Yet, there is something profoundly captivating about the unexplained, the mysterious, and the enigmatic. This is where the true power of photography lies.

A photograph that asks questions rather than provides answers can open our eyes to new perspectives. It invites us to pause, ponder, and reflect. Such images do not spoon-feed us with explanations; instead, they challenge us to engage with them on a deeper level. They evoke emotions, stir our curiosity, and ignite our imagination.

Consider a photograph of a solitary figure standing in the street. The image does not tell us who this person is, why he is there, or what he are looking at. It leaves us with questions: What is the story behind this moment? What emotions are they experiencing? What does he think about?

These unanswered questions draw us in, making us part of the narrative. I seek that whenever possible. It can be in the smallest and simplest things or situations.

In this way, photography becomes a powerful tool for introspection and contemplation. It encourages us to look beyond the surface and to seek meaning in the details. It reminds us that not everything needs to be explained or understood to be appreciated. Sometimes, the beauty lies in the mystery itself.

So, the next time you encounter a photograph that leaves you with more questions than answers, embrace it. Let it open your view of the world and inspire you to feel, think, and reflect. After all, it is in the unexplained that we often find the most profound truths.

25% permanent reduction on 2025 workshops

In a world where everything is increasingly explainable, the magic often seems to fade away. We live in an age of information, where answers are just a click away, and mysteries are quickly unraveled. Yet, there is something profoundly captivating about the unexplained, the mysterious, and the enigmatic. This is where the true power of photography lies.

A photograph that asks questions rather than providing answers can open our eyes to new perspectives. It invites us to pause, to ponder, and to reflect. Such images do not spoon-feed us with explanations; instead, they challenge us to engage with them on a deeper level. They evoke emotions, stir our curiosity, and ignite our imagination.

Consider a photograph of a solitary figure standing at the edge of a vast, mist-covered landscape. The image does not tell us who this person is, why they are there, or what they are looking at. It leaves us with questions: What is the story behind this moment? What emotions are they experiencing? What lies beyond the mist? These unanswered questions draw us in, making us part of the narrative.

In this way, photography becomes a powerful tool for introspection and contemplation. It encourages us to look beyond the surface and to seek meaning in the details. It reminds us that not everything needs to be explained or understood to be appreciated. Sometimes, the beauty lies in the mystery itself.

So, the next time you encounter a photograph that leaves you with more questions than answers, embrace it. Let it open your view of the world and inspire you to feel, think, and reflect. After all, it is in the unexplained that we often find the most profound truths.

Three workshops left for 2025

There are three workshops left for 2025, and I reduced the price with 25% to make it available for more. Whatever camera brand you use, you are welcome to join.
Also the online course “Unboxing Lightroom” is reduced with 25%.
When you order a workshop the online course follows for free.

What you´ll learn

• Camera Setup: Optimize your camera settings for the best shooting experience.

• Photography Essentials: Dive into composition, lighting, and the art of storytelling through photos.
• Street Photography: Explore the streets, capturing intriguing moments and perfecting your framing and subject selection.
• Editing photos with Lightroom (online course
  
• Free e-book “What are you looking at”.

Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced photographer, all cameras and skill levels are welcome. The workshops are tailored to help you handle your camera with confidence and enhance your existing knowledge.

Find the perfect course for you and secure your spot. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to take your photography to the next level.

Available is Rome, Copenhagen and Paris.

Check it out now and secure your spot.