Kim Høltermand is an architectural and landscape photographer from Denmark. His work is beautiful and haunting at once. His compositions are incredible but what is really striking about his work to me is his eye for spotting the beauty in what might otherwise be seen as mundane scenes.
To me much of Kim’s work has a desolate, almost post-apocalyptic eeriness to it. Regardless of the setting, he has an incredible ability to make his photos seem like long lost remnants of the human race. Many of the urban scenes remind me of the movie The Road (good movie but far better book).
Kim is an incredibly prolific photographer, with tons more equally staggering work so by all means check out his website to see more and find him on twitter @KimHoltermand
Greg Browne
Greg Browne, contributor, originally from the east coast of Canada, now calls London, UK home.
Greg completed postgraduate studies in graphic design at London College of Communication. His design interests lie in typography, identity, editorial, graphic illustrations and modernism. He is also very passionate about film, photography and music.
@VikingTide | cargocollective.com/vikingtide
2 comments
Richard says:
Dec 15, 2011
Really nice! Another photographer that i really like to recommend for haunting (and beautifully amazing!) photo’s is Sally Mann!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sally_Mann
Igor Alçada says:
Dec 15, 2011
Hey Richard! Yes I remember Sally Mann! Great photographer, but even stronger than this ones, I believe the printed photos must be something crazy. Dreamscapes, drama. I think I can say fine art photography at its best.
Thank you for sharing! (and remind me)