frank_menesdorfer

This is something else it's so different from anything else I've seen from you. A little inspiration of Africa. I feel the smell and the heat of the Namibian desert just by looked it. I would love to see it on my shelf along with my artbooks.

Now, if I ever wanted to have something from you this is the one! Roll it up in a strong paper pipe and send it to me.

Frankie

Ps: Just in case if you haven't seen a movie "surching for a sugar man" you should get it!

This series was born out of the days when wondering around with my

camera and see nothing which I really could get involved in. Just in

order to get me going sometimes I go on my own shadows if it's a sunny

day. I rediscovered this negs a couple years ago. All images made with

a 135mm camera on film and printed with the enlarger on various fine

art papers.

As usual a one camera one lens thing (Nikon F2 with a 20mm lens on it)

scanned from a working print. I don't use any telephotos as I like to

be close to all situations. Just feel better that way.

This series was born out of the days when wondering around with my

camera and see nothing which I really could get involved in. Just in

order to get me going sometimes I go on my own shadows if it's a sunny

day. I rediscovered this negs a couple years ago. All images made with

a 135mm camera on film and printed with the enlarger on various fine

art papers.

Actually this image is a shadow on shadows and shut in the middle of

the night.

Thank you Jack!

Hey thanks Billy there is more to come.

Hey, thanks Antoni!

Thanks to all of you!

Philip, a kind of trend yes. :-)

Catherine, frankly the beach so noise in Italy that I don't think they hear anything there.  It's the Italiens way to be. :-) Otherwise not much of the chase but the camera do sound a lot but, when it's done it's done.

Billy, there is more to come.

Thanks to all of you!

This is a one camera one lens thing. The gear is an old Nikon F2 with

a 20mm lens. And as usual the image is scanned from the original print.

Thanks Rajat! :-)

Antonio, actually I think it was Kodaks Tri-x. Don't really document filmtype on anything. :-)

Checked it is the Tri-x

Well as usual I'm still stealing a moment of peoples life even when

they are sleeping. You know, I can feel the heat from the sun just

looking this image but when thinking about a kind of life he have

than it turns to cold and I just wonder.

The Images in the album of the "The people of the streets" is a one

camera one lens thing. The gear is an old Nikon F2 with a 20mm lens.

And as usual the image is scanned from the original print.

In the image the light comes from above like some 45 degrees and the second kid gots the shadow on his body from the first one as he is also in a lower position =)

This series was born out of the days when wondering around with my

camera and see nothing which I really could get involved in. Just in

order to get me going sometimes I go on my own shadows if it's a sunny

day.

This series was born out of the days when wondering around with my

camera and see nothing which I really could get involved in. Just in

order to get me going sometimes I go on my own shadows if it's a sunny

day. I rediscovered this negs a couple years ago. All images made with

a 135mm camera on film and printed with the enlarger on various fine

art papers.

This series was born out of the days when wondering around with my

camera and see nothing which I really could get involved in. Just in

order to get me going sometimes I go on my own shadows if it's a sunny

day. I rediscovered this negs a couple years ago. All images made

with a 135mm camera on film and printed with the enlarger on various

fine art papers.

Images in the album of the "The people of the streets" is a one camera

one lens thing. The gear is an old Nikon F2 with a 20mm lens.