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I've always been interested in the way light affects the perspective of objects. When you stare at transparent objects, when that light hits the glass so delicately, I can't help but want to keep that image, because I don't think I'd have the same experience again. Jason Engelund creates compositions that delve into light's capability to create abstract and dreamlike experiences. I think he has an interesting style combining photography and a sort of painterly feeling towards the images. I think this series gives a sort of ethereal experience to the viewer. It really gives you time to immerse yourself in the image which is what I think Engelund wanted the viewer to experience.
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