"It's much more about going there quite empty-minded and trying to photograph through a felt sense. And making pictures that describe how I feel when I'm in a place."
"When I photograph landscape, I'm after some sort of question, some reflection on my own mood, or some catalyst to make a reaction. It's not to find great lands and great views. It's more about finding the signs that we exist."
Nadav Kander's always been one of my favorite photographers. This slideshow-with-commentary of his series on the Yangtze River is pretty cool because aside from seeing the images that won Kander the Prix Picet 2009, you get a glimpse of Kander's mind while making these images.
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