Sticking around for the fish to come by Robert Moltmaker

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Robert Moltmaker

Haarlem, Netherlands

About ‘Sticking around for the fish to come’ by Robert Moltmaker

A stilt fisherman early in the morning at the beach of Weligama, Sri Lanka. Stilt fishing, or stick fishing as the locals also call it, is a traditional way of fishing that was introduced rather recently, during the Second World War. Thus, although it may look like an ancient tradition, it is actually a practise invented in order to…

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Robert Moltmaker
Haarlem, Netherlands

The astonishment I feel for the natural world and how dependent we are upon it is reflected in my photography.

The relationship between humanity and the natural world is a recurring theme in my photography. Or I present to you a ‘scape’ which simply is about beauty: colour, perspective, shape, light or shadow, and fantasy. I also like to show you what cannot be seen by the eye at one exact moment through long exposures. Whatever the theme of the photo is, through it…

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