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Had to post something for International Photography Day.

Travelling in the North in winter, a photographer quickly discovers that light is always in short supply. You want to see more, you want to photograph more, but the day is far too short — and some places take longer to reach than expected.

By the end of the 19th century, about two hundred people lived here. Now there is just frost, wind and night — and an extraordinary lonely church built at the end of the 17th century.

My Land Cruiser, a reliable source of light in places like this, produced a rather unusual result. It looks almost like a negative, though it isn’t one.

The session ended with an hour of shovelling the truck out of the snow.

Definitely worth it.

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