Article by Euna Park
In 2005, photographer Oliver Klink left the corporate world to focus solely on photography. Born and raised in the Swiss Alps, Klink has always had a heartfelt appreciation for nature. His extensive travels allowed him to discover and appreciate what was in front of his eyes.
“From [an] early age, I vividly recall the smell of the ink, the paper flying through Heidelberg presses and flipping through books my dad printed,” Klink told weather.com. “I started as a large-format analog photographer and was in awe with the quality of the images and the prints.”
(read more: https://weather.com/travel/news/oliver-klink-stunning-black-and-white-photos-of-remote-cultures)
