Chasing Light
Stefan Forster
Chasing Light
Stefan Forster
Hardback / gebonden
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Engels
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Expanded new edition of the successful 2017 book – with the newest and most gorgeous light motifs that Stefan Forster has been chasing around the world. Text in English, French and German.
"Swiss explorer and photographer Stefan Forster admits that he is no stranger to dodging alligators and hiking for weeks in pursuit of the perfect photo. And an impressive new photobook shows that his efforts pay off handsomely." - Sarah Holt, Mail Online
"This tome is a potential classic in the making and a masterclass in how straightforward landscape imagery should be done." - Amateur Photographer
"These are beautifully presented in Chasing Light, which will appeal to anyone who loves spectacular landscape photography." - Outdoor Photography
"Stunning pictures...luminous images..." - Examiner
"Unbelievable...just amazing..." - WGN TV Chicago
"Swiss explorer and photographer Stefan Forster admits that he is no stranger to dodging alligators and hiking for weeks in pursuit of the perfect photo. And an impressive new photobook shows that his efforts pay off handsomely." - Sarah Holt, Mail Online
"This tome is a potential classic in the making and a masterclass in how straightforward landscape imagery should be done." - Amateur Photographer
"These are beautifully presented in Chasing Light, which will appeal to anyone who loves spectacular landscape photography." - Outdoor Photography
"Stunning pictures...luminous images..." - Examiner
"Unbelievable...just amazing..." - WGN TV Chicago
Swiss photographer Stefan Forster spent most of his childhood in the great outdoors. At the young age of 17, he went on a solo 18-day hike through the southern Highlands of Iceland, where he discovered his love of photography. Just a few years later, he made his passion his profession, and opened his own photography academy. Now 30, Forster spends six months of the year travelling the world and leads 12 workshops annually, guiding his clients on photography trips to our planet’s most beautiful places. He spends about two months of the year in Iceland, his second home.