Lens of Perception 55: Spring Inside Greenhouses
A visual diary from one of my favourite places to return to
Greenhouses have probably become my main photographic muse since I discovered them in December 2025. They are a place I eagerly return to every now and then. In fact, I have an ongoing project—or maybe better to say, a passion—of collecting photographs made there throughout the year.
This spring collection brings together some of the plants, moments and atmosphere I experienced during my springtime visits. Whenever I encountered something that looked unbelievable, I simply captured a moment. Being there always felt like a truly profound experience.
I too love photographing through some kind of veil. Distortion is probably the closest word. It leaves little after-effects, shifts reality just enough, and introduces a powerful oddness that can speak of countless psychological states. Great work.
I find your photographs of greenhouses very similar to how we see people from the outside. There is a semi-permeable membrane between even the closest people's inner world and us. We can see "impressions" of that inner life of a person from the outside to a degree, but it will never give us a full picture of what the actual shape, color or light might be on the inside of it.
Your works puts me into this pleasant melancholic state of reflection, it's soothing, but it very light hearted at the same time. Thank you for sharing the series!