Hans Strand, winner in Natures Best´s Windland Smith Rice Awards 2009.
October 22nd 2009
Hans Strand is the winner in the Environmental Issues category of 2009 Windland Smith Rice Awards. His standing polar bear from Svalbard was chosen as winner from tens of thousands of entries. He also had two other images which received highly honored status in the competition.
September 28th 2009
Hans Strand at Kennedy Space Centre, Florida.
May 28th 2009
“Flying High with the H3DII”
HASSELBLAD is featuring Hans Strand in an interview on their website, where he talks about his enjoyment of using the medium format H3DII-39:
Hans Strand was invited by Hasselblad to hold a slide show at Kennedy Space Centre in Florida on September 26th. This in accordance with the celebration of the 40 year anniversary of the first man and camera on the moon. Dr. Buzz Aldrin, astronaut and photographer on the successful Apollo 11 mission, was also present at the event.
May 9th 2009
Exhibition at J&L Gallery in Stockholm May 9th - Aug 9th
J&L Gallery is showing a retrospective exhibition on Hans Strand´s photography.The theme for the exhibition is “Chaos” and contains more than 20 large format black&white and color prints. The exhibition will be at display during the whole summer of 2009.
Lake & Sky, 2009 (120 x 150cm)
Feb 19th 2009
Exhibition at Gothenburg Photo Fair February 19-22th.
Hans Strand is showing 25 large prints from his Iceland project at the 2009 Photo Fair in Gothenburg.
Feb 10th 2009
Hans Strand winner in Digital Camera Photographer of the Year Awards.
Hans Strand is the winner in the landscape category in Digital Camera Photographer of the Year 2008. His aerial photograph of River Kolgríma was selected as the winning image. The competition had more than 120 000 entries. For more information:
Jan 15th 2009
Hans Strand at Gallery Operatingplace Stockholm.
From January 15th to February 16th 2009, Gallery Operatingplace is showing a photo exhibition
on abstract photography. Hans Strand is participating with 3 prints. All aerials from Iceland.
