Magnum Photosのインスタグラム(magnumphotos) - 6月8日 01時07分

“On the surface, this is a static landscape. I was on a road trip with Karl Ove Knausgård for a piece for The New York Times Magazine. We had been driving through generic scenes of low forests and small towns for most of the day when we rounded a bend and caught our first glimpse of Lake Huron. As the sun began to set we pulled off on a random road. We walked down to the frozen lake. I took a few frames and waited, stamping my feet to ward off the bitter cold. I found a patch of frozen ice, some reeds, and a few icicles, and felt I had found my composition. There was no conscious reason, it was a scene like many others, but something told me to stop. That mysterious guidance by the subconscious is what I love about photography. I waited, and as the winter light changed rapidly and the clouds shifted formation, the falling light swept over the scene with a particular beauty. I shot a few frames and it began to shift again. In the stillness of the scene, I’d found my decisive moment.” — @pvanagtmael
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