Timme Hovind
Posted by Fabio 14 December 2009
Copenhagen based photographer Timme Hovind has through the last year closely followed the changing seasons in Rudersdal Forest in Denmark through his camera. This has resulted in an exhibition; exhibited in the very same forest the pictures has been taken.
To see the exhibition you have to walk through the forest for more than 20 minutes to find the breath taking exhibition space that is embraced by huge trees and with a view over the large lake Furesøen.
The exhibition is Timme Hovind first solo exhibition. He mainly works with architecture and product photography, but through the last couple of years he has developed a strong interest in nature photography and is currently working on a project in the vast Swedish forests.
The exhibition runs until 10 January 2010.
To view the entire series of photographs from the exhibition click here
www.timmehovind.dk
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