"We’re on a limestone ridge hanging over a choppy, turquoise sea at Bandar Jissa. As dark clouds move in, Malcolm MacGregor ducks under a wildly flapping sheet and looks through his large format camera, on a tripod sticking into the rock face. “One thousand… two thousand,” he begins, counting softly for eight seconds before closing the shutter. Such quiet moments, and seconds, add to a portfolio that spans the wilderness of the sultanate, and stretches into the further reaches of Alaska and the Scottish Highlands." Pinkai Chakravarty.

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