Outdoor Photography by Kesavan | Page 20

left ‘Winter Coast ’, Hovs Hallar nature reserve, Skåne, Sweden far left ‘Morning Blues’, Varanger, Norway photographer. I looked at images taken by other photographers and wondered how they did it. I got a new camera and spent a huge amount of time outside taking images, mainly at nearby locations here in Stockholm – it was a good training ground. I began to learn how light translates into an image. Exploring with a camera can lead to a very diff erent interaction with a place, and Magnus feels photography has helped give him a much deeper connection with nature. ‘Now, I appreciate light far more; you don’t look at it in that way if you don’t do photography. Light can totally transform a place and the details in the landscape. I also like to be out in dramatic weather – the rainy days, the stormy days at the coast. Landscape photographers have a different idea of what good weather is; and if it really is “good” weather then you can stay at home!’ Although he shoots with a DSLR, his early inspirati