About ‘Silent City of Bryce Canyon National Park’ by Edwin Mooijaart
It was early morning when I looked down from the rim of Bryce Canyon over this field of orange towers. These are hoodoos: erosion-formed rock columns standing in rows and clusters like a frozen city, silent and eternal. The light was low and warm, illuminating every texture in the sandstone while the shadow sides turned deep…
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My photography is about light and atmosphere — that brief moment when a place reveals itself. I shoot landscapes, forests and cities, but only when the conditions make it worthwhile: a fiery sunrise, a glowing sunset, thick morning mist or the blue hour when sky and artificial light hold each other in perfect balance. Flat midday light with a cloudless sky is not for me — I'm chasing something magical, something fleeting.
That search takes me from Dutch polders…