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Name: Kirstin Vang
City: Copenhagen, Denmark
Camera:
Canon 5D mark IV
Main photographic subject:
Wild nature. Like the ocean or high mountains. Roaring, powerful, wild. The high crushing waves and strong currents. Growing up surrounded by ocean and cliffs gave me a huge respect for nature. There is something humbling in standing on an edge watching the waves and knowing that if you slip or get caught by one you have no chance of surviving. No chance at all. It’s scary and humbling at the same time.
Style:
I aim to keep my style as natural and personal as possible. I like to add a feeling or vibe to the photo by placing people in the frame. My style is a bit dreamy too – I want people to be able to imagine themselves standing on the cliff, sitting at the edge or witnessing the beautiful sunset. Besides this, my style has become more detail orientated the over last two years. I like to capture the small things, that tell a story in themselves. To capture traces of life, like cabins, houses, small villages etc.
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When did you start with photography? Where does this passion come from?
I started in 2016, almost four years ago. It started with me being curious about the travelling photographers, that came to visit my country. Every time I met up with these travellers, I was always struck by the fascination these people had for the country. Being born and raised on the Faroe Islands made me kind of blind to the beauty around me. I wanted to see what they saw too. And that’s where I started to get into photography.
Where do you come from? Has this place been your first photographic subject?
I come from the Faroe Islands. And yes, it was my first photographic subject. Located in the middle of the Atlantic ocean, the Faroe Islands have the most changing weather and lightning, I’ve ever experienced – a perfect playground to explore and practice photography
What should photography communicate according to you?
By taking photos I can tell a story. I can tell a story of the place, people or whatever subject is in my photos. But I do also tell my own story. By taking photos I feel like I can freeze moments, save special moments. And when putting them together I get a timeline from my own life – my own story. Besides that, there is a pleasure in capturing beauty and aesthetics.
Have you ever been to South Tyrol and what do you associate with this region?
Yes, I have and I look so much forward to return to this beautiful place! The winter season 2015-2016 I lived in the neighboring valley Canazei, where I worked as a ski tour guide for Scandinavian travelers. Since the ski area in Canazei is connected to valleys of South Tyrol, I’ve spent many hours on the slopes here and on restaurants and huts in the connecting valleys, including Alta Badia. I’ve also been on two roadtrips in summer, where I spent most of the time in Val Gardena. The landscape in this region is amazing and the people so kind. I’m looking forward!
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