About Norph
Slow Photography
“I can’t help it… I’m constantly drawn to the imperfect perfection found in wildlife and landscapes. Slow Photography is my form of mindfulness.”
Tine Hvolby is the creative force and photographer behind NORPH’s print collection.
Tine Hvolby’s print collection NORPH stems from her fascination with nature. It is a fascination with the “perfect imperfection” of flora. This is evident in the images through her focus on the details of the flowers and in her photographic approach, which emphasizes the textural imperfections that are always present in her imagery.
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The Norph collection is a collection of images that focuses on nature, landscapes, and flora. What makes these images unique is their emphasis on the imperfect within the perfect.
The photographic style of the Norph collection features a shallow depth of field, which allows the texture of the motifs to bring the story to life.
The carefully selected motifs of plants and flowers come together to form an illustrative and graphic narrative perfect for unique interior design.
Windy Clematis. The name is a bit silly and nonsensical, but can you imagine a creature with a big mane sitting slightly bent forward on a moped, with the wind blowing its hair backward? No, okay, but in reality, the motif is a clematis seedling. Beautiful, graphic, and very simple in its expression.
“Everything is a balance, and I wouldn’t want to limit myself to just one type of photography. For me, it’s about finding balance between opposites in my photographic work, and in nature, I find inspiration and peace.”
Seaweed stuck to a rock. Just ordinary Danish seaweed—how wonderful is that? Seaweed is like clouds; you can discover a whole world of patterns and funny creatures if you just look.
Tine Hvolby has been a freelance photographer since she graduated from the Danish School of Journalism in 2005.
To view her commercial photography website, go to: Tine Hvolby Photography