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A person stands in the bright opening of a narrow rock crevice. The dark, jagged stone walls frame the figure, who is backlit by a glowing yellow light.

Clemens Fantur's spontaneous-style photography is the definition of spot on

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Date
2 May 2013

If you haven’t yet ventured to Northern Europe, then have a long look at Clemens Fantur’s photography and you’ll soon be jumping on a plane. Clemens is an emerging photographer from the lovely city of Vienna in Austria. The ability to point and shoot successfully is not one to be taken lightly, especially when you manage to produce photographs as beautiful as Clemens’, which are perfectly timed when it comes to light and composition.

In his own words, “what I really like about taking pictures is this certain feeling, when you can see and feel a photo coming up, when situations are developing and turning into pictures.”

Two people stand waist-deep in a still body of water, facing away from the camera. They look out towards a distant shoreline under a pale pink and blue twilight sky.
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A school of small, slender fish swims in clear, shallow water. The sandy, pebbled riverbed is visible beneath them.
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A person in a bright red jacket stands at the base of a steep, rocky gorge. A narrow river flows through the centre of the dark, mossy cliffs.
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A person with white hair and glasses reclines in a chair, reading a newspaper. They are seen through a window, with a dark hat resting on their lap.
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A large, jagged rock formation sits on a sandy beach as waves break behind it. The scene is set under a pale blue sky with a few light clouds.
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A view through a small, circular window in a dark room. Outside, the Eiffel Tower is visible in the distance above a row of Parisian rooftops.
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