Consequences: The effect of modernization around the world

Oliver Klink studies in physics and photography were the catalyst for his love of light and the complexity or our existence. Today, as a professional photographer, he travels the world to capture the intricacy and interconnectedness of our ecosystems. The subjects range from fine art wildlife to vanishing traditions. The link between his various body of works, is the increasingly complex modern world constantly unfolding in new and unexpected ways. He captures our cultural changes, the environments we inhabit, and the insights into our world and ourselves. His artistic goal is telling stories with his images and making the viewers dream. 

Oliver’s work has received many awards, been exhibited in galleries and museum, and published with National Geographic, Days of Japan, Black &White magazine, Popular Photography magazine, among others. In 2014, “Herding Instinct” won first price at the Rayko Center International Photo Contest, in 2013, his image “The Great Migration” was selected as the Grand Prize winner at the 30th anniversary SpringShow Exhibit at the PhotoCentral Gallery in Hayward, CA.  He lives with his wife in Los Gatos.