Architecture

Architecture is fascinating. And I love to work in series. In particular in mini-series. And I love film photography.

After working on a winter flower and mini-winter landscape series, I spend most of my time in the cities. Going out and photographing some architectural detail was a lot of fun, and inspired me to do more.

I have been studying some of the great master photographers lately. One that I particularly like is Saul Leiter. In a documentary shot at the end of this life called “In no great hurry” Saul said the following: “The one nice thing about photography, it teaches you to look. It teaches you to appreciate all kinds of things.” So true!

All these photographs were captured with one camera / one lens each. Not having choices and further being limited to black and white / monochrome is paradoxically liberating. I am fascinated by this simple zen-like approach to photography.

Here some examples:

The 400 block: Rollei RPX 25 Nikon FE

Minneapolis skyway: Rollei Retro 80S Leica M3 with Summicron 50mm Minneapolis: Rollei Retro 80S Leica M3 with Summicron 50mm

Minneapolis: Rollei Retro 80S Leica M3 with Summicron 50mm Twin of Minneapolis (Saint Paul), skyway: Ilford Delta 400 film, Leica M3 with Summicron 50mm

Minneapolis North Loop: Ilford Delta 400; Leica M3 with Summicron 50mm Downtown Saint Paul: Ilford Delta 400; Leica M3 with Summicron 50mm

Architecture

Architecture

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