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Give me those days of happiness without end.

Give me those days of happiness without end.

Dennis Schoenberg

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“Give me those days of happiness without end.” captures the echo of a summer that felt infinite, when time was loose and friendship effortless. It’s a visual reflection on romance and closeness, of warm light, bare skin and laughter that carried on into the early morning hours. It holds onto those fleeting moments that seemed like they’d last forever. Joyful and soft in tone, with a hint of melancholy, the images are a visual diary of a distant memory now greatly missed.

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SIZE: A5
MEDIUM: 100 G/M² OFFSET RECYCLING
PAGES: 20
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About — Plus and Negative is the publishing venture of Dennis Schoenberg, a photographer, videographer and art director. He is renowned for exploring fashion as a means of expressing identity, desire and belonging. It's perhaps no surprise that he spent his youth fascinated by countercultures and the underground. Style and identity lie at the foundation of his work, and his often melancholic photographs remain reflective of his sitter while nuanced enough to provoke thought.

After earning a Master of Arts Degree from Westminster University in London, Schoenberg honed his craft under renowned photographers, assisting Rankin at Dazed Magazine in London, Steven Klein in New York City, and managing Wolfgang Tillmans’ studio in London.