One of my best friends playing one of my favorite cello solo pieces: Bach's Cello Suite No. 1 in G Major, BWV 1007.
Captured with one of my favorite cameras on one of my favorite black and white films.
A concert of favorites.
A beautiful young woman on a night out. She enters a classic bar, dressed to attract attention. Yet, as the evening progresses, she remains alone. Her melancholic eyes scan the room while she takes sip after sip from her drink. What's her story?
Model: Isabel Panzer
Booking: Jill Hielscher (Munich Models)
Hair & Makeup: Evgenia Stamler
Assistance & Videography: Jules Bobach
Location: Mauro's Negroni Club
This completely analog photo set was shot with the Mamiya RZ67 on Kodak Tri-X.
Shot on Ilford FP4 film with my Leica M6 and 50mm Summicron as well as my father's old Minolta XD-7 with 85mm f/1.7 and 24-35mm f/3.5 Minolta MD lenses.
One model, several outfits, and some beautiful evening sun. This is all it took for this high fashion set at a gravel pit to come into reality. Watch the story behind this shoot here.
Model: Katrin Ines Witkowski
Equipment:
Mamiya RZ67 with 110mm and 250mm Sekor lenses.
Canon EOS 30V with 24-70mm Canon L lens.
Film:
Ilford FP4+
A little photographic experiment documenting my friend's calligraphy. Shot on Kodak Tri-X with my Mamiya RZ67.
A young woman sitting on a bench in a city park. She is dressed for going out and apparently waiting for her date to arrive, glancing at her phone in an increasingly annoyed fashion. We observe her from a distance. As she gives up and sets off, the camera follows her. The viewer becomes her follower until she suddenly notices him. Once spotted, the follower turns out to be good company and the set changes from voyeuristic to intimate. But what happens next?
Take a look at this video for the story behind the shoot.
Model:
Vanessa Lou
Equipment used:
Mamiya RZ67 with 110mm f/2.8 Sekor lens
Film used:
Kodak Tri-X
