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In this project, I have realized a childish dream. I play with the idea of being an ambitious collector; conserving my environments into a large personal collection. Most landscapes are from where I grew up, in the countryside in the south of Finland, where my roots still lie. Separation anxiety to my childhood is simply what absorbed me into this project.
With analog multiple exposures I’m able to manipulate my photographs in-camera—this project was not created or manipulated in an external software such as Photoshop. All multiple exposures are shot on medium format film that I develop and scan myself. I print pigment prints on museum quality paper, these are available in limited editions.
Jarred & Displaced is an ongoing project, this is my first installment.
More info: christofferrelander.com
Jarred Childhood House
Jarred Wood Anemones III
Jarred Old Tjikko, world’s oldest tree (clonal tree) we know of
Jarred Wood Anemones
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Jarred Path
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Jarred Ladder
Jarred Great Grandmothers Old House
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Jarred & Displaced
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over opinionated 8 years ago
Absolutely beautiful photos and the concept of the jars is really unique. I love these. it's like world's that you can take with you. Very serene.
Christoffer Relander (Post author) 8 years ago
I appreciate you kind words, thank you.
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Christoffer Relander (Post author) 8 years ago
When doing analog multiple exposures perfection is not something to expect or aim for. Double exposures especially from the old film epoch are to me more interesting because of the glitches—I find these to be raw and honest; part of the technique.
Load More Replies... over opinionated 8 years ago
Absolutely beautiful photos and the concept of the jars is really unique. I love these. it's like world's that you can take with you. Very serene.
Christoffer Relander (Post author) 8 years ago
I appreciate you kind words, thank you.
Load More Replies... Christoffer Relander (Post author) 8 years ago
When doing analog multiple exposures perfection is not something to expect or aim for. Double exposures especially from the old film epoch are to me more interesting because of the glitches—I find these to be raw and honest; part of the technique.
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