Chasing LightWelcome. This is where I share my work and also the work of others, those that inspire me, the weird, the great, the unusual.
It is a goddamn marvel this life. Take a look.
Joel Meyerowitz | Taking My Time
He shoots with both a 35 mm camera and a large format Deardorff 20×25. Few photographers are capable of working in these formats, the two being quite different languages.
André Kertész | The Fork
I am an amateur and intend to remain one my whole life long. I attribute to photography the task of recording the real nature of things, their interior, their life.
Robert Frank | Paris New Year, 1949
…if one is sensitive, it has an effect on you. So maybe it’s better not to be sensitive as a photographer and just go on. Many photographers today have that but I never had that. I think it’s nice to be sensitive as a photographer and maybe it’s harder.
Henri Cartier-Bresson | Capa & Chim
André Kertész | The Place de la Concorde , Paris, 1928
Look at the atmosphere, the reflection. Why did I do it this way? Instinct. I have no other explanation. The subject offered itself to me and I took advantage.
Frédéric Huijbregts | Paris, 1978
André Kertész | Chez Mondrian
I went to his studio and instinctively tried to capture in my photographs the spirit of his paintings. He simplified, simplified, simplified.
Paris | Bugs Bunny, Cafe
We had finished shooting in my AirBnb and I took her out for a drink and some pastries.