About ‘Crouching temple guardian with club’ by Marald Bes
A crouching dvarapala, the traditional temple guardian from Hindu architecture, holds a stone club in its right hand while its face sets fierce, with bulging eyes, a moustache and sharp fangs. An ornate necklace hangs from its neck, a snake-like cord over one shoulder, and behind the statue a rice field stretches out with trees along…
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Thirty years ago, I discovered what travelling was all about, and my interest in photography grew out of that. I came home from my first round-the-world trip with 78 photographs: the humidity had ruined the rest of my rolls of film. That’s when I promised myself it would never happen again.
Ever since then, I’ve been taking photographs whilst travelling – first on film, and digitally since 2005. A photograph from twenty-three years ago can mean just as much to me as…