Tim Parchikov

In cinema, suspense denotes unresolved conflict, an undecided outcome, the accumulation of vague and inexplicable anxiety. But, distinct from cinematography, where apprehension grips the audience in precise doses at the director's bidding, in real life, involuntary trepidation proves to be irrepressible and overwhelming. The photographer is obliged to traverse space—visually, not physically—and in this sense, as a traveller, he is...