Even before reading about the exhibition and viewing the behind-the-scenes documentary, it is clear that Gregory Crewdson elaborately stages. The elegant narratives compressed into single images, many of them taken at twilight or sunset, in small forests or villages with wintery and snowy backgrounds. Near the end of this journey I had been taken on, I read some comments that other visitors had kindly left: their opinions on an individual photo of their choice narrated to them. As I imagined, each person enjoyed the exhibition, and only had positive and well thought out comments regarding the images.

I would definitely recommend this exhibition to anyone. As a matter of fact, I returned myself the following day and examined with care details which might have seemed irrelevant at first. These details are actually vital to each photo, showing them to be even more beautiful and more complex than before. For example the small bottle of pills on the medical cabinet; or the various shades of grey of the landscape. Each photograph, and how The Photographers' Gallery presents it, is truly a piece of art that allows anyone to be immersed in a separate world with a pure story.

– Carlotta Midolo