«(… ) All anglers have a story, and their stories are generally characterised by an incredible tendency towards hyperbole. They’re always packed with great moments, great catches, great fish… I, too, have many fishing stories to tell, but in this case, the story I want to tell is a different one. A story without major narrative exaggerations, but with some physical excesses that lead me to try to step out of my comfort zone, even whilst in my region of comfort. It is a story set in a realm of shared activities. It is based on my story as a photographer-fisherman or fisherman-photographer (I don’t know which suits me better, and I like both). (…)»
