Issue23 (part3) May 2017
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Photographer Johnny Lindahl (Denmark)<br />
Tell us something about yourself<br />
I live in the city of vikings Roskilde in Denmark. I am<br />
educated as a craftsman, and studied later as an<br />
engineer with specialization in management. I am and<br />
have always been nerded and little of an rebel asking<br />
questions about everything existentially, professional,<br />
personal and social. Can it be done differently, must it<br />
necessarily be like this way and so on. Personally, I am<br />
a very searching, creative in thought and action<br />
person.<br />
How and when did you get into photography?<br />
I was initiated in the art of photography by my<br />
grandfather at age of 12. Here I learned the analog<br />
way in his darkroom, after our photograph walks<br />
around city and in the nature. Here was the foundation<br />
laid out, and in the following years. I had photo<br />
4. years in youth school, and later as an elective<br />
course during my education as a blacksmith. So, a real<br />
autodidact photographer.<br />
What does photography mean to you?<br />
The photography is for me my meta room. Here I<br />
can be creative in every imaginable way. Rules are<br />
learned, and now I spend a lot of time breaking or<br />
challenging them so new opinions and expressions<br />
can be created. The photography gives me freedom<br />
and enriches me by experiencing the feelings of<br />
others positive, critical, wondering with their<br />
optics. Shortly said. I can not help photographing.<br />
Please briefly describe your photography style for<br />
our readers.<br />
My style. Hmmm yes. I love to play with light and<br />
the shadows, to go close to the model and create a<br />
relational feeling in my pictures. I often seek to<br />
break the norms and dragging the model out of<br />
heres comfort zone, creating a space of creative<br />
energy and a common sense for the theme. I think<br />
the expressing in the pictures makes it´s own talk.<br />
It must then be up to the eyes that look, to<br />
evaluate the style and the expression in them.<br />
Pernille Wore<br />
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