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“Traces of Time” featured in “Landskab”

My photographic project “Traces of Time” has been featured in the Danish magazine of landscape architecture “Landskab” (Nr. 7-2024).  The work is beautifully laid-out on three page-spreads in an issue that focuses on public parks.I also recommend ...

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