A collection of long-exposure coastal photographs made over three winters on the Norwegian and Scottish coasts.
Mira Solberg does not photograph the sea so much as its absence — the long exposure erases motion until only atmosphere remains. Walk slowly through this room; each frame asks for the kind of patience the coastline itself demands.
Low Tide, LofotenMira Solberg, 2026Archival pigment print, 60 × 75 cmSix-minute exposure at dawn, incoming fog.The Long PierMira Solberg, 2026Archival pigment print, 80 × 53 cmShetland, February. The pier disappears at both ends.Still Water, ReineMira Solberg, 2025Archival pigment print, 60 × 60 cmNo wind for eleven minutes — long enough.Horizon ErasedMira Solberg, 2026Archival pigment print, 80 × 53 cmThe line between sea and sky, eight minutes exposed.