Frozen Dunes #3 (2020) Photography by Dmitriy Kochergin

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Limited Edition (#1/10) Photography, Digital Photography / Non Manipulated Photography on Paper

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Limited Edition

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Dimensions Height 19.7in, Width 29.5in
Framing This artwork is not framed
Categories Photographs under $500 Minimalism Tree

Long Mountains, Orenburg Region, Russia. I spent a few days there to study these small hills as closely as possible. Unique in their forms, they are drastically different from other Ural mountains. The wavy lines of the hills give this place an amazingly magical look. 20% of the sale of each print goes to finance an educational photography[...]

Dmitriy Kochergin

Russia

Dmitriy Kochergin is a confirmed professional photographer. He specializes in black and white landscape photography. In his works, he explores the relationship between man and nature, ecology, the region's[...]

His primary creative subjects are inextricably linked to his Little Motherland. The Ural is the site of global human intervention in the surrounding space in an attempt to reconstruct it for their own purposes. Where magnificent nature coexists with ecologically degraded areas and a plethora of industrial structures.

Dmitriy Kochergin was born, raised, and currently resides in Chelyabinsk (Russia). Graduated from South Ural State University, Department of Economics, and from the photo school "Dokdok" course "Experiences of modern photography". Repeated finalist and winner of Russian and international competitions, including Natural World Photography Competition, Society of Nature and Wildlife Photographers, 2019 or the Science Photographer of the Year, Royal Photographic Society of Great Britain, 2021. He has exhibited in numerous exhibitions throughout the world, and his work is included in numerous private and public collections, including the Ruskii Museum and the South Ural State Museum of History.