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Indian Culture Pictures Biography
Kristian was born on April 14, 1980 in Denmark. He grew up in the north west of Denmark and spend his time traveling since early childhood with his family. Originally he is trained as graphic designer from Aarhus Tech, but he took up photography in 2006, and started his photographic career aged 26 taking portraits in the streets of many different countries. Being interested in photography theory, documentary and photojournalism he want to study the impact of photography on life. Along with his passion for photography, he trained his skills by taking lessons and learning from skilled photographers and journalists. In 2007 he attended the Kier Photo Workshop with the press photographer Vagn-Ebbe Kier in digital photography and lighting techniques. Later on he attended Danish School of Media and Journalism. A school, where he trained his ability to find, develop and write a good journalistic story. He was grappling with basic journalistic tools and methods in both theory and practice.
Kristian is mostly known for his series of Indian images, which started as a long-term project on India in 2008. He took pictures of the Indian people and their life conditions. He has specialized in travel photography and his work is published on his website which contains 12 galleries that describe common life in India. Kristian has through the years received recognition for his work from members in numerous photo communities and from photo of the day awards.
The approach
The approach to his photographs is primarily to tell stories and a curiosity to know more about cultural differencies. With a focus on humanity and diversity, the aim of his documentary photography is often to describe these topics in mainly people and cityscapes. And his imagery is often carried out in portraits, documenting social documentary issues.
The documentary tradition
His images from the northern part of India represent the documentary tradition of photography. Diversity and culture are themes in his own, and sometimes, melancholic way. His photographs are often carried out in portraits with a strain of sadness.
Indian Culture Pictures Biography
Kristian was born on April 14, 1980 in Denmark. He grew up in the north west of Denmark and spend his time traveling since early childhood with his family. Originally he is trained as graphic designer from Aarhus Tech, but he took up photography in 2006, and started his photographic career aged 26 taking portraits in the streets of many different countries. Being interested in photography theory, documentary and photojournalism he want to study the impact of photography on life. Along with his passion for photography, he trained his skills by taking lessons and learning from skilled photographers and journalists. In 2007 he attended the Kier Photo Workshop with the press photographer Vagn-Ebbe Kier in digital photography and lighting techniques. Later on he attended Danish School of Media and Journalism. A school, where he trained his ability to find, develop and write a good journalistic story. He was grappling with basic journalistic tools and methods in both theory and practice.
Kristian is mostly known for his series of Indian images, which started as a long-term project on India in 2008. He took pictures of the Indian people and their life conditions. He has specialized in travel photography and his work is published on his website which contains 12 galleries that describe common life in India. Kristian has through the years received recognition for his work from members in numerous photo communities and from photo of the day awards.
The approach
The approach to his photographs is primarily to tell stories and a curiosity to know more about cultural differencies. With a focus on humanity and diversity, the aim of his documentary photography is often to describe these topics in mainly people and cityscapes. And his imagery is often carried out in portraits, documenting social documentary issues.
The documentary tradition
His images from the northern part of India represent the documentary tradition of photography. Diversity and culture are themes in his own, and sometimes, melancholic way. His photographs are often carried out in portraits with a strain of sadness.
Indian Culture Pictures
Indian Culture Pictures
Indian Culture Pictures
Indian Culture Pictures
Indian Culture Pictures
Indian Culture Pictures
Indian Culture Pictures
Indian Culture Pictures
Indian Culture Pictures
Indian Culture Pictures
Indian Culture Pictures
Indian Culture Pictures
