Photo: Zbigniew Wolny
Illumination does more than expose a scene—its origin dictates the emotional frequency of a space. Tales of Light gathers photographers who treat their light source not as a mere technical element, but as the lead storyteller. Whether chasing the organic, fading warmth of the afternoon sun or harnessing the steady, artificial hum of a streetlamp, the origin of the glow completely shifts the narrative.
This collection explores the contrast between what is natural and what is constructed. A quiet room bathed in morning sunlight evokes a entirely different reality than a damp pavement painted by neon signs. You will find works that capture the unpredictable, shifting nature of daylight, displayed alongside images defined by the deliberate, electric beams of urban life. As you view these pieces, notice where the light originates and how it alters whatever it touches. Take a moment to consider the glow in your own environment—whether it is the glare of a screen or the sun tracing across your floor—and how it quietly shapes the mood of your day.
[To purchase a print, please use the photographrs’s contact link provided with the image]
The exhibition catalogue will be released in the next few days. Stay tuned!
photographers
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introduction
Illumination does more than expose a scene—its origin dictates the emotional frequency of a space. Tales of Light gathers photographers who treat their light source not as a mere technical element, but as the lead storyteller. Whether chasing the organic, fading warmth of the afternoon sun or harnessing the steady, artificial hum of a streetlamp, the origin of the glow completely shifts the narrative.
This collection explores the contrast between what is natural and what is constructed. A quiet room bathed in morning sunlight evokes a entirely different reality than a damp pavement painted by neon signs. You will find works that capture the unpredictable, shifting nature of daylight, displayed alongside images defined by the deliberate, electric beams of urban life. As you view these pieces, notice where the light originates and how it alters whatever it touches. Take a moment to consider the glow in your own environment—whether it is the glare of a screen or the sun tracing across your floor—and how it quietly shapes the mood of your day.
[To purchase a print, please use the photographrs’s contact link provided with the image]
catalogue
The exhibition catalogue will be released in the next few days. Stay tuned!
Karen Safer
Morning Becomes Light, 2025. Digital photograph, 51×40cm.
Allen Morris
ISO - 33 (9 Mile), 2015. Digital photograph, 50.8×30.5cm
Sigitas Baltramaitis
Icelandic Landscape, 2010. Digital photograph, 42×60cm, €1,500
Constantin Pârvulescu
Sunbow, 2024. Digital photograph, Price TBD
Rob Wilkinson
Through the Trees, Into the Light, 2026. Digital photograph, NFS
Carlos Costa
Nature Lights, 2022. Digital photograph, Price on request
Ian Storrar
Storm clouds gather, 2026. Digital photograph
Yukinobu Yamamoto
Light Show, 2025. Digital photograph, NFS
Rob Wilkinson
Okavango Sunrise, 2025. Digital photograph.
Lukasz Wieslawski
Crawling, 2026. Digital photograph, NFS
Zbigniew Wolny
Aarti - Between Generations, February 2025. Digital photograph
Brigitte B Burckhardt
Sailing, 2023. Digital photograph, 45×80cm, £375
Barbara Winkler
Saudade, 2025. Digital photograph
Silent Film Wanderer
Redemption, 2025. Film photograph
Yasuhito Hatajima
Fallen Light 1, Year. Digital photograph, Dimensions, Price / edition / availability
Yukinobu Yamamoto
Stardust Stage, 2025. Digital photograph
Véronique Zaborowski
Omen at the Edge (Un signe au bord), 2025. Digital photograph
Naoyukiy
Tamami in Giacometti style 3, 2025. Digital photograph, $300
Fiona Connell
Vesper, 2026. Digital photograph
Naoyukiy
Tamami in Giacometti style 1, 2025. Digital photograph, $300
Viet Tran
SPIRITUAL STAGE, 2023. Digital photograph, Price on request
Melinda Thompson
Lament 3, 2023. Digital photograph.
Anna-Maria Becher
ICC Berlin, 2026. Digital photograph, 40×60cm
Céline Benéteau
Passage of Light, 2017. Digital photograph
Vivek Vaishnavi
The Shape of Water, 2023. Digital photograph
Silent Film Wanderer
Still Here, 2025. Digital photograph, NFS
Vega Aster
Stillness with Roses, 2025. Digital photograph.
Adele
Gaia, 2024. Digital photograph
Ian Storrar
Burning Desire, 2025. Digital photograph
Lukasz Wieslawski
Chase, 2025. Digital photograph, up to 40×60cm
Anna Severchuk
Dancing Lights, 2016. Digital photograph, NFS
Tiago Moura
Suspended Light, 2025. Digital photograph.
Pablo Charnas
The Light 02, 2021. Digital photograph
Ian Hale FCIS
Foundation, 2025. Digital photograph
Bozena Bochenek
Preparing the Light, 2025. Digital photograph
Naomi Diamond
‘Shine’, 2022. Digital photograph
Silvia Scanavini
Sogno, 2022. Digital photograph.
Joanna Z.
After Breakfast, 2022. Digital photograph, £25
Christer Björkman
Broom, 2025. Digital photograph, Price on request
Kama Rosinska
Eleusis Burning (3), 2014. Digital photograph, NFS
Delutu
The Mega Saleswoman, 2024. Digital photograph
Vivek Vaishnavi
Doodling across the night sky, 2026. Digital photograph
Vega Aster
The Quiet Empress, 2025. Digital photograph
Maria Teresa Nunes
Reflections, 2025. Digital photograph
Karen Safer
Burden's Lamp Shadows, 2024. Digital photograph, 38×50cm
Pauline Lorelei Art
Rainbow Birthmarks, Year. Digital photograph, 1030×1841cm
Sam Lawrence
Hopeful from below, 2017. Digital photograph
Yasuhito Hatajima
Fallen Light 2, Year. Digital photograph, Price on request
Brigitte B Burckhardt
Soaring, 2023. Digital photograph, 80×45cm, £375
Dheep Surendran
“Light decides what you see”, 2025. Digital photograph
Alec Leggat
Peckham Rye Park Sunrise, 2026. Digital photograph, NFS
Adele
Seed of Life, 2023. Digital photograph.