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INDIA. Darjeeling. 1996. A villager gathers grass for cattle high in the mountains. Steve McCurry

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Sindre Rosness Oslo, Norway Fujifilm GW690 III

You have an impressive collection of both urban and nature shots. Do you feel like you have a different approach to shooting when you get to civilisation?

My approach is the same wether I shoot big cities, or during hikes. I work very intuitively, compulsively recording memories. I try to photograph the places I go so it will match my memories of that place. 

Where do you think the best pictures lie as a landscape photographer? Are you always looking for something to happen or do you feel like it takes a certain amount of preparation?

I think the most beautiful moments are still to be captured. They happen every day out there, as the sun sets and rises and the seasons change. So I don’t need to prepare. I just go hiking, fishing, climbing and always always bring a camera and LOTS of film.

What has been your favourite adventure in the last few years?

My favorite adventure in the last few years must be going to Japan with a couple of friends. Especially exploring the ancient burial site in the woods on the Koya-San Mountain was great. But I always look forward to a new adventure, the next being a round trip to Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam. Can’t wait!

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