The collection4 ways of looking

What catches
my eye.

Coast, terrain, light and structure. Images that make me look twice.

Illustrative photographs, selected for their atmosphere. Credits belong to their photographers.

A quiet tidal shore beneath an open grey sea horizon. — 01 / Distance
An open horizon
A straight horizon, muted colours and a wide stretch of tidal shore.
Photograph by Tom De Ley / Unsplash (opens in a new tab)

Sparse trees on a mountain slope, softened by blue-grey mist. — 02 / Scale
A wider frame
Distance changes the proportions. What fills the whole frame from close up can become one small part of a much wider picture.
Photograph by Fedor / Unsplash (opens in a new tab)

Soft sun rays passing between trees in a deep green forest. — 03 / Attention
A different pace
Some things are easier to notice when the pace changes. Light, texture, a little space between one thought and the next.
Photograph by Sebastian Unrau / Unsplash (opens in a new tab)

Pale concrete panels forming a precise repeating architectural pattern. — 04 / Structure
The shape of a rhythm
Concrete panels, repeated lines and small changes in light.
Photograph by Julia Taubitz / Unsplash (opens in a new tab)