His work is personable, beautiful, and honest. It is obvious Karsten’s subjects put a lot of trust in him, and that trust does not go un-rewarded.
Twenty Six Years works as far more then a collection of pretty faces showing their naughty bits to the camera. It’s the evolution of a photographer who has an obvious love for his craft, and for women.
Flipping through Twenty Six Years it’s plain to see that haircuts change, technical expertise grows, but beauty is still beauty and that will always be timeless. Thomas Karsten may not be telling me anything new with this, but I appreciated the reminder anyway.
