Still life photographer Michael Himpel presents 'Clean Ocean' – translucent objets trouvé flushed out from the depths of the ocean

His eye for details, shapes and structures was the starting point for a special project of the still life photographer. Objects made of plastic which end up in the ocean out of carelessness, washed around and ground by waves and sand, become artificial objets trouvé in the hands of Michael Himpel. In changing nuances of color, in the blue and gray tones of the ocean, the found objects are reminiscent of the foam of breaking waves, of ephemeral cloud shadows reflected by the ocean surface. GoSee presents 'Clean Ocean' by Michael Himpel.