Mick Hartley

Dutch photographer Bert Teunissen:

For the last thirteen years I have been working on a photography project called Domestic Landscapes. This project is about light – natural daylight. The photos show how daylight illuminates the domestic interior, and how it dictated the way the interior was build, used and decorated. This specific light and the atmosphere it creates have their origins in the architecture of the pre-electricity era, when daylight was the main source of light. This kind of light started to disappear from European homes after World War II when the old way of building was abandoned. At this moment few of these homes remain.

In November 2010 I posted a few of his pictures, from Belgium, UK, Spain, Romania. Since then he's added Ukraine to his list:

If he sticks to his original plan, that means he only has Russia to visit to complete the project. After which, let's hope, someone will publish a book of his photographs as an update to the out-of-print 2007 monograph.