Australia’s wildlife is a story in itself. There are so many species I am eager to encounter in the wild and photograph. …
One thing I have already noticed in Australia is the respect for nature – even in the middle of a major city. A …
They are hard to miss. Rainbow lorikeets come darting through the trees like tiny explosions of colour – green, blue, orange and …
Naturally, my first trip into central Sydney took me across the Harbour Bridge and towards the Opera House – one of the …
Singapore hides itself in the spaces in between. Between columns, between shadows, between a window and its reflection. It lives in the …
JOSHUA TREE, CALIFORNIA – The road through the desert cuts across a landscape that at first glance can seem almost entirely uninhabited. …
My Philosophy of Life
I want to spend my time on things that truly matter to me.
I choose people over possessions.
I will keep learning for the rest of my life.
Eskil Frøding
My Turnaround
My Photographic Approach
A few years ago, the pieces finally fell into place. Until then, I had simply been taking pictures of the people I met and the things I saw. My photos were merely records, without any real connection. This led to an existential crisis in my photography career, where I tried to understand the meaning of it all. Why was I taking pictures? What did I want to achieve with them?
I realized that the most important thing for me was to tell stories through my pictures. I wanted to create compelling images that tell stories about us as humans and our natural environment.
My portrait sessions, wedding sessions, and so on are therefore not just documentation. They are vivid visual narratives about people and the events in their lives.
Photographer, Eskil Frøding
