Publisher/Gyldendal

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Lydhort is a photo book by Danish photographer Clas Clement. Born into an artistic family with an artist father and a pianist mother, he spent his childhood in Paris and studied film photography at a university in Copenhagen, but soon decided to become a photographer and worked as a freelancer in Paris before returning to Denmark to study still photography. In 1978, he published his first photo book, Skygger af Øjeblikke, and has since released more than 20 photo books, including Drum, which depicts everyday life in Ireland and is considered a masterpiece. The artistic sense he developed while studying film in Paris and the melancholic style he felt in his native Denmark are rich in refined beauty and lyricism, making Clement synonymous with the term "documentary still photographer." This book is a photo book depicting an outdoor festival in Roskilde, Denmark, published in 2006. This work can be called the culmination of the color photography series that Clement has been working on energetically since 2000, and is a highly polished book that beautifully captures the lively atmosphere of the festival, focusing on landscapes and portraits.