In this compelling essay, Michael Mesh reconsiders the role of light in photography, not as a tool, but as the true subject. Moving between philosophy, art history, and personal imagery, he invites us to see light as presence, force, and meaning within every frame we create.
(When the lines between genres are blurred and the rules don’t work) Many, perhaps most, of my photographs were taken during my travels. Traveling presents great opportunities for different types of photography. Considered, these can be portraiture, landscape photography, food photography, nature, wildlife photography or architecture photography. You can find a lot of similarities in […]
When we planned to visit Portugal again in 2022, we wanted to travel through the territory north of Lisbon. I turned to several friends to help us decide where exactly to go, and in response, I received lists of small cities that would be worth visiting. Also came some recommendations regarding places and attractions which […]