Susa Templin is a photographer who works with an analog medium-format camera from the 1930s, emphasizing a slow, deliberate approach to image-making. Her process involves both capturing and developing photographs manually in a darkroom, reinforcing the tactile, sensory experience of her art. Her subjects are often architectural elements—windows, doors, staircases, and urban structures—which she reinterprets through multiple exposures and spatial layering.

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