Postcards and Thin Paper
Photographs of the reverse side of postcards — the writing, the stamps, the light coming through the paper.
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Current series · May 2, 2026
Half an hour at the desk, every morning, photographed as a slow diary for one hundred days. A cup, a book, the same window.
View the series →Photographs of the reverse side of postcards — the writing, the stamps, the light coming through the paper.
A small still-life series photographed on the cedar shelf above the desk. Books, folded paper, a cup, and one plate of light.
A rural garden photographed over one growing season, without a shot list. Just visits, weather notes, and whatever was already there.
A slow, forty-minute walk along the canal behind the studio, photographed in every season. Water, herons, and the same three bridges.
Three nights photographed from inside the studio, looking up at rain moving across the skylight. Long exposures on colour film.
Fieldwork Photographs is a small photography studio led by Matias Roos. Prints are pulled by hand in editions of eight to twelve, numbered and signed on the reverse.
The studio publishes two to four new series each year. Long-term projects — the canal path, the pine woods, the cedar shelf — are extended slowly and shown in small formats.
Enquiries about prints, portfolio sets, or upcoming shows can be sent to [email protected]. Replies usually go out within the week.