Where Light Touches Silence — A Portfolio Unveiled. This is the untold story of Geir Kogstad – The Artist behind the camera.
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At the edge of the Glomma River, where timber once floated and history lingers, Fetsund Lenser emerges from the mist. These black-and-white images capture the quiet poetry of fog drifting through Norway’s last remaining log-driving facility—a place where water, wood, […]
Sometimes, the past finds its way back to you. Tucked away on an old USB stick, I rediscovered a collection of images that once stood quietly under the spotlight of Vogue and PhotoVogue. These photographs, approved and stamped with their […]
Vast, volcanic, and hauntingly beautiful — these large black and white landscapes from Iceland strip the world of color to reveal raw texture, contrast, and emotion. From windswept plains to towering cliffs, each image captures the stark poetry of a land shaped by fire and ice.
This gallery is my way of remembering the quiet roads, sun-bleached horizons, and forgotten corners I passed through in the American West. There’s something about the vastness out there — it humbles you, slows you down. These images aren’t just landscapes; they’re pieces of silence, fragments of thought, and glimpses of a world that feels both distant and deeply familiar. I didn’t go looking for beauty — it just kept finding me.
Walking through New York with my camera felt like stepping into a living story — loud, fast, and full of contrast. I didn’t go looking for perfect scenes. I just followed the light, the movement, the small moments that most people pass by. Stripping the color away made everything feel more honest. These photos are my way of remembering the city as it really felt to me: unfiltered, unpredictable, and alive.