Photographer - Karl Blossfeldt
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Karl Blossfeldt was a German photographer known for his extensive collection of close-up photographs of plants and organic objects from the late 19th century. The document discusses how Sidtharth Sureshkumar's photography was inspired by Blossfeldt's work, using a similar close-up technique and black and white filters to photograph dry organic subjects with intricate details. Examples of Blossfeldt's photography are shown with their camera settings.
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- 1. Karl Blossfeldt By Sidtharth Sureshkumar
- 2. • Karl Blossfeldt (1865-1932)’s work is recognised for his extensive and unique collection of photographic print. • I used dry, organic objects and a close-up view in order to create detailed photographs and they have black and white filters to mimic Blossfeldt ’s work. Example of Blossfeldt’s work
- 3. • F- Stop: 13 • Shutter Speed: 1/30th • ISO: 800 • F- Stop: 15 • Shutter Speed: 1/50th • ISO: 400