If I understand it correctly the Japanese term wabi-sabi describes something which is enhanced imperfectly by time; this is my whole ethos.
I’m drawn to nature and to simple, quiet moments with it, as well as objects and scenes that feel a little unexpected or out of place
I use a variety of different cameras and lenses, both film and digital. If it’s film I shoot Ilford Delta and used to shoot Kodak Portra before it became prohibitively expensive.
Inspiration – Rinko Kawauchi, Ragnar Axelsson, Michael Kenna, Syoin Kajii, Takashi Amano, Stephen Shore, Anton Corbijn, William Eggleston, Joel Meyerowitz, Albertus Seba and Ernst Haeckel.
Thanks for looking, Neil.