Publisher/Norstedt & Soners Forlag

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"Fangelse" is a photo book by Swedish photographer Anders Petersen. Petersen became a student at a photography school taught by Christer Strömholm, one of Sweden's greatest photographers, and although he did not ask her to teach him directly, he was greatly influenced by Strömholm and formed a lifelong partnership with him. He continues to create personal documentaries through grainy, high-contrast depictions, and continues to receive strong support from leading Scandinavian photographers such as JH Engström and Jakob au Sobol. I'm a photographer. Petersen has published many masterpiece photo books such as ``Grona Lund (1973)'' and ``Café Lehmitz (1978)'', but this is his third book following the above two collections. The literal translation of the title is "Prison". A book that depicts the unknown daily life of Petersen himself, who lived in the prison and was photographed. This is a wonderful collection of works with a more personal perspective than ``Conversations With the Dead'' by American photographer Danny Lyon, whose motif is prisons and prisoners. Text is in Swedish.