When Elin Hoyland heard about two elderly brothers, Harald and Mathias Ramen, living together in Tessanded, a small hamlet in rural Norway, she asked them if they would collaborate with her on a photographic project about their lives. The result is a fascinating study of a way of life that has now almost entirely disappeared."

For ten years, from 1997 to 2007 Paddy Summerfield photographed his parents, reflecting on the bond between them, which even the effects of Alzheimers could not break. They become symbols in a drama of balance and tension, which is both domestic and epic. Described by leading critic Gerry Badger as "amongst the most deeply moving pictures I have seen."