In today’s rapidly changing world of digital technology, it’s easy to forget the beauty of analog photography. But for a photographer, the animal kingdom is the perfect subject to capture through the lens of an old-fashioned camera.
I capture the natural beauty of animals using classic film cameras. With attention to detail and a deep love for animals, I have been able to take some of the most captivating photographs of big and small creatures.
Using a range of cameras, from classic 35mm to larger medium format, I capture the natural beauty of animals in their element. Each photograph, from a graceful cat to a carefree seagull, tells the story of the animal’s personality and its unique relationship with the world around it.
It’s not just the equipment that sets a photographer apart, but also the skillful use of light and composition to create truly stunning images. The end result is a series of photographs that will take your breath away.
So if you want to decorate your home or office, consider getting one of these stunning prints. Each of them is a work of art that will transport you to the wild and wonderful world of animals.
Who am I? An artist, an icon painter, a jeweler, a photographer, a contemplator of beauty or a co-creator to the Creator?
As a child, my father took me with him to the development room with a dim red light, and I watched the mystery when the invisible became apparent and turned into a story. This extraordinary transition has accompanied me all my life. When I learned oil painting, egg tempera or melted metal, the memory of analog photography appeared in me. On the day when I turned 50, the war began, and I was again, as in childhood, in a dark room. Tape. Development. Print. Native smell. A new story is born through the red light, giving hope and leading to peace and love.
Always with love to you, priest, eternal punk, Abbot Aurora.