Fuchs – Dewdrops

On a spring morning, a magic silver glow wafts from the pasture, but the closer you get the more it fades. What remains are the countless dewdrops on blades of grass. Yet the inner wonder to be discovered lies in the close-up macro range. Working handheld with an open aperture, Mäddel Fuchs fixes his camera within the millimetre range. The dewdrops allow the photographer to enter their world, but only slowly. These infinitely fragile beings cannot be reached without moving, and each move, each breath, destroys entire worlds. This is a series about patience, a long learning process with countless disappointments along the way: otherworldly, mediative, and utterly Zen.

29 x 25 cm