Nicolas Brosi
@themaeander
Photographer based in Switzerland
“Often we don’t recognize the beauty and the power of places or landscapes we used to see every day.”
Read More“Often we don’t recognize the beauty and the power of places or landscapes we used to see every day.”
Read More“As I continue to study geology, I try to go outdoors as much as possible in order to keep learning about the Earth. The camera, of course, always comes with me.”
Read More“Immensity is not only found in landscapes, which, if you think about it, are also the details of something bigger. Immensity is found in every very small thing… And it is found in their aesthetics and in the emotion they provide.”
Read More“Photography became my passion and my guide. I cannot imagine a better way to showcase my life, my story and ideas than through photography.”
Read More“The primary way to find our true self is to reacquire that pure view of the world we had as a child before society, anxiety, ego and social interactions imposed on us creating a completely different person.”
Read More“I’d be a dream come true if my pictures served to put someone in a better mood or calm them down after a stressful day. I take photos of nature so that those who don’t have immediate access to it still can profit from its beauty.”
Read More“At its core photography has been a way for me to document my adventures and social media allows me to share those memories with the world.”
Read More“Photography means to have patience, to look at details, to perceive and contemplate the environment and of course to know how to handle your camera and how to deal with light.”
Read More“Photography teaches me something new about our world every time I go shooting and I believe that has an effect on my photography, getting closer to creating artworks every time.”
Read More“I am living moments much more consciously now, thanks to photography: Taking an image, freezing a moment, revealing how rich reality truly is… And I wish everyone to be aware of that; not just to see the beauty, but to actually realize and feel it.”
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