TITLE : SHORELINE DRIVE
SERIES
AUTHOR : JIMMI KIKKENBORG
“Print Your Vision” was our latest Open Call to select a winning project and print it as a photobook.
We’re now showcasing the finalist projects on our website.
This is the series that Jimmi Kikkenborg has presented to the Open Call.
“Shoreline Drive is a photographic exploration of the Danish West Coast, born from a deeply personal journey. I embarked on the project in 2019, following a personal crisis that challenged my sense of identity and my motivation to capture everyday moments. I forced myself to drive back and forth along the coast, whenever possible, to find my motivation again. During the process, I rediscovered my own style of photography and found inner peace in my work. With a camera in hand and pockets full of film, this collection reflects both the external landscapes and my internal journey of rediscovery. This series contains more than 80 pictures characterized by minimalist compositions and a vivid color palette. Focusing on the abandoned, the awkward, the humorous and the colorful elements along the coast, it captures fragments of a historic fishing community that now shares waves with an increasing number of surfers and tourists on the Danish West Coast. The whole series is shot with the legendary Hasselblad 500c and different color films both new and expired.”.
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