Photomagazin A4 | Iceland | Issue No.1 

Being and outdoor and landscape photographer I often find myself struggling with the consequences of my actions. Not only do I and my team travel areas and landscapes that would be better off without us. But also the pictures I take make people want to go out and search for adventure and beautiful, untouched nature. I can’t just say: ‘This is a sensitive planet, nature needs to be protected, better you  don‘t go there – but Hey, look how stunningly Beautiful it is!’ That is why I question myself and how I can justify MY actions to give a meaning to my work, that goes beyond the obvious. In the summer of 2019, I have launched the long term project

THIS IS NOT TO BE SEEN *by future generations

With that project, I plan on documenting climate change  and the influence it has on the people living in remote and rural areas. I like to think it‘s similar to a Polar bear in the  zoo. We don‘t want it to be there, but it kind of serves a greater purpose: we need the combined power of  emotions and knowledge to get out of our comfort zone and to the point, where we want to make a change. I hope my pictures start a conversation that – at some point – leads to action. It’s in our hands!

“Sustainable development is development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.”

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