Black and white photograph of a saint innocent young teen bikini girl undressing by the water hiding and shining through sheets of white linen. Black and white photography. Famous photographer. Vintage black and white fine art photograph of an innocent young teen girl hiding nude behind sheets of white linen. Sweet sensual innocence. Bikini Girl. Famous black white photograph with Leica M. Black and white fine art photography.
Inno Saint
First impressions can be wrong. So let me clear what’s going on! I’m not who you think I am. I need to feel some lips on mine. So pulling you across the line …
You think I’m the fragile one? One slip, the damage done! I’m not made of china, I’m not made of glass. Would it shatter your illusions if this angel had a past? If you want my future – forget my past …
Don’t wrap me up in cotton wool. Upon a pedestal. If you touch me I won’t break. Don’t think of me that way. I’m not such an innocent girl …
I’ve got a secret rose tattoo. I’m dying just to show you. I’m not as shy as you think I am, oh baby! Don’t be scared you’ll break my heart. Not gonna fall apart …
Artistic black and white portrait photograph of a young woman with a saxophone. Winter scenery with classic Cadillac cars in the background. Leica M lens bokey.
El Degüello
From the series ‘El Degüello – Detroit’s Last Ride’. El Degüello is a bugle call, notable in the US for its use as a march by Mexican Army buglers during the 1836 Siege and Battle of the Alamo. ”Toque a Degüello” was introduced to the Americas by the Spanish armies and was later adopted by the patriot armies fighting against them during the Spanish American wars of independence. It was widely used by Simon Bolivar’s armies.
‘Degüello’ is a Spanish noun from the verb ‘degollar’, to describe the action of cutting throat. More figuratively, it means ‘give no quarter.’ It signifies the act of beheading or throat-cutting and in Spanish history became associated with the battle music, which, in different versions, meant complete destruction of the enemy without mercy. It is similar to the war cry ‘¡A degüello!’ used by Cuban rebels in the 19th century to launch mounted charges against the Spanish infantry.
- Artists’ private collection, not for sale.
Black and white portrait of a woman with a lipstick in front of a mirror. Face reflected in the mirror. Classy styling with dark sunglasses and long sleeve gloves. Mature blond woman. Classic Lincoln Continental Mark II convertible. Black and white photography. Famous photographer.
Film Noir
A photograph should talk. Over and over again, varying each time it is viewed. Sometimes I use a title to give a hint, but solely leave it to the viewer to analyze. I believe the interpretation also depends on age, education, experiences of life, culture area, origin or sex. I do not really care ‘how’ my work is seen, as long as the photograph does interact at all.
- Limited Edition of 3 fine art photographs (+2 AP) ▪ 80 x 53 cm / 31 x 20 in ▪ Price € 5.200.- | 2 Left
Fine art Photography. Black and white photography. Famous photographer.
Road’s End
From the series The Austin Healey Road Story. I always have been in touch with classic and exotic cars. In my automotive photography females are used to add a slice of life and story telling. And to add a touch of style and beauty. Or to drive the viewer back in time.
- Limited Edition of 3 fine art photographs (+2 AP) ▪ 80 x 53 cm / 31 x 20 in ▪ Price € 4.500.- | Sold Out
Sensual black and white photograph of a girl playing saxophone. Winter wood scene with snow and classic Cadillac cars model year 1958. Cadillac Convertible and Cadillac Sedan Sixty Special. Professional automotive photography. Famous vintage retro black white fine art print. Leica M9. Girl and car. The Nice America.
Miss Nice Saxing America
From the series ‘El Degüello – Detroit’s Last Ride’. You have to take the photo that wants to be taken. And if the photograph will be too difficult ‘to be taken’ by others, then you take it for yourself.
Famous Photography. Black and white photography. Famous photographer.
Sea Of Life
The frail body of a young boy. Symbolizing the fragile human existence. Centered in the Universe. Caught. Swirled. The attempt to fish life.To bring ashore. To determine. Miseries or blessings. At the end it’s just a wave at the lake …
Unique 1/1 edition fine art print dedicated to the Art Auction “Kunst fördert Kinder”, where each year the artwork of international renown artists is auctioned for a charitable purpose. In 2012 the revenues have been forwarded to children suffering from cancer. Related story and ‘Making Of’ : Hemingway Little & Mark Twain.
Fashion Photography
Rearview Mirror
I took a drive today. Time to emancipate. I guess it was the beatings, made me wise. But I’m not about to give thanks or apologize. I couldn’t breathe. Holding me down. Hand on my face. Pushed to the ground. Enmity gauged. United by fear. Forced to endure what I could not forgive. Hard to believe, finally the shades are raised. Saw things so much clearer, once you, hey yea, once you were in my rearview mirror.
Fine art black and white photography. Black and white photography. Famous photographer.
White Trash | Detroit’s American Dream
White Trash – Detroit’s ‘American Dream’ … without Miss Saigon. A winter’s bone. Meth or snow? No no no!
Our soul is bowed down to the dust. Our belly cleaved unto the earth. He, the master researcher, was humming, while studying the white coffin, where she Cadillac S. De Ville is dwelling in safety slumber; he was drawn to this sleeping old beauty. “A garden gnome, this what you become. An ornamentation is not what you envisioned yourself to be, ever, but here you are forgotten, cold, wrecked … what a destiny!”
*click *click
The old beauty wearily yawned: ”What a persisting warm clicking, so alien to my death. Why would you care to wake me?! … If one die, shall he live again!?”
She exhaled a feeble breath, its warmth ran into her empty dry body, a shattered light crept foggily inside. “What is this emptiness, the sun seemed not summit me by day, nor the moon by night. What is this deep sleep that fell upon me?”
His faint voice echoed in her loneliness. “I help you remember? The when and where you came from, the era, the mind which created you, the dream mongers?” … The full White Trash Story
- 1/1 Limited Edition (+1 AP) ▪ 100 x 67 cm / 39 x 26 in ▪ Price € 7.500.- | Sold Out
Fine Art Prints. Black and white photography. Famous photographer.
Steam and Steel
In the shuffling madness of the locomotive breath runs the all-time loser headlong to his death. He feels the piston scraping, steam breaking on his brow. He sees his children jumping off at the stations one by one. His woman and his best friend in bed and having fun.
He’s crawling down the corridor on his hands and knees. He hears the silence howling, catches angels as they fall. And the all-time winner has got him by the balls. He picks up Gideon’s Bible open at page one. Old Charlie stole the handle, and the train it won’t stop going. No way to slow down!
Contemporary Photography. Polaroid style toning.Contemporary landscape photograph. Nude girl in bikini tanning under a sun shade. Abandoned landscape. Vintage photograph in retro colors.
Polaroid Tanning
Fibonacci applied. The trace of the architect. Decipher me or I’ll devour you! The female form factor, represented by the curves of elegance and playfulness, positioned in a barren, male landscape. The female figure, never obvious, nor offering little, rides lightly on the timeline. A portraiture of life and relationships. The junction of the two universes, male and female, in ‘Fibonacci Harmony’.
Daguerre. Vintage daguerreotype black and white photograph of a stylish woman relaxing with feet up in a classic convertible car. Women, shoes, vintage fashion. Lincoln Continental. Black and white photography. Automotive photographer. Famous photographs. Retro art. Classic female portrait.
Daguerre’d
There exists an unwritten contract, a form of a codex, between the photographer and the viewer. A photograph must reflect the truth. A photographer must be credible. No lies. Raw and honest.
In my opinion a camera is a mirror of a photographer’s soul, reflected in the work done. My work is signed with a heartprint. Without heart photographs would be mere images.