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#3
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About the Series
The series Ecstatic Energy explores the raw moment of ecstasy that arises in a direct, unmediated encounter with nature—before words, categories, or meanings appear. In these works, the tree ceases to be a passive object and reveals itself as a vibrant, living being, filled with light, fluid movement, and immense inner force.
The Creative Process
Each piece in this fine art photography series is realized through my unique in-camera shooting technique, where I literally paint with my camera directly in the field. Using a complex multiple-exposure technique (layering 10 to 12 frames) combined with Intentional Camera Movement (ICM), every image is created entirely in-camera without digital form manipulation. Color transforms into pure vibration, branches become expressive gestures, and the sky becomes a field of primal energy.
A defining aspect of this process is my distinct color work during RAW conversion. Rather than artificially altering the scene or adding foreign elements, I work directly with the captured tones, completing their development and allowing the true atmosphere of the image to breathe.
The Works
The three works in this series present three distinct states of this vitality: the radiance of the crown, its inner rhythm, and the autumnal flow of color. Together, they create an experience of ecstasy—quiet, internal, yet profoundly powerful, like a sudden, intuitive recognition of the world’s primordial energy.
Print Details
This high-quality Giclée print is produced on premium Hahnemühle archival fine art paper. It includes a 5 cm white border around the image for safe handling and elegant framing. Optionally, custom sizes are available to order, as well as printing on Aluminum (Alu-Dibond) with a frame, or under 8 mm Acrylic glass.
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Abstract and non-figurative Flowers and plants Conceptual
