Wanderlight began as one photographer with a van, a tent and a habit of staying a week longer than planned. The archive grew from trips that were meant to last a month, and the print room exists because clients kept asking for something physical to put on a wall.
The studio still works small: assignments are shot personally, editions are numbered in a ledger, and nothing is released as a stock file. If an image is not worth printing, it stays in the archive.
One person, start to finish
The photographer who takes the brief shoots the job and signs the print.
Editions stay closed
A run of 25 means 25. Reprints are never added to an existing edition.
Light over schedule
Shoot times are set by weather and season, not by convenience.
Archive discipline
Raw files are catalogued and kept for five years after delivery.