When photographing do as the Romans do
For each selected region, we scan through the satellite pictures. That way, after hours of research, we may come across something truly remarkable which is also appropriate for our project. When this occurs, we dive into the location and continue the search personally on site.
Our photographer, Milan Radisics usually spend days, sometimes weeks on the field, looking for the best crop of landscape and for the best light. But the key is to get closer to the subject, as Robert Capa said. Milan do this with camera and with his soul also.
Here is few funny illustrations how he pickig up local habitats:
As Icelander in southern region of Iceland
Knitted hat and white beard are the hottest things in cold summer temperature around zero.
Runoff from the Svínafell glacier coloured by debris, like molten metal, reaches the shore.
As Don Quijote in Aragon, Spain
Driving through driest area in Spain searching for the water and finding just a drought.
Abstract patterns of cultivated the slopes, which are all that remain of a former wetland, Burgo del Ebro, Spain
As Zermatter beside the Matterhorn, Switzerland
Based on local advertisements, Zermatter is the collective name for the friends of Zermatt, who is hiking and run around Matterhorn.
Glacial flow comes from the melting glacier of Matterhorn
As Gondolieri in Venice, Italy
I spent few days together with local gondolieri from Burano island, who helped me scouting best locations in Venice lagoon. Result is great assimilation.
Swirlings streams in marshy area of Venice Lagoon in Lio Piccolo area
As Crazy Yugoslavian in Nin, Croatia.
People lay in mud like real mammals, because someones say it is a healthy… I have tried this experience and voila, my skin is now much softer 😉
Anti-stress mask in muddy estuary of river Miljasic Jaruga behind the beeach in lagoon of Nin city.
As nature and art lover in Baku, Azerbaijan
Bedise mud volcanoes I have visited symbols of Azerbaijan: fire mountain and museum Heydar Aliev designed by Zaha Hadid and inspired by flow of mud volcanoes.
Yanardag and Heydar Aliev museum, Baku, Azerbaijan.
Please visit and follow our Insta feed with great visuals, and for more field pictures please visit Milan’s Insta profile.
