Gina Bromá

In my images, I try to show nature to the viewer as I perceive it: not as a whole but in its details. My interest lies in what we see every day but still overlook. This can be a dried up thistle flower, or a shrub’s bare winter branches briefly glowing golden in the early light of the morning. My artist’s motto is: ‘Pay attention to the details. They tell the story.’ Only occasionally do I photograph landscapes.