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A woman leans into the corner of a raw concrete wall, arms folded, wearing a printed silk headscarf and a loose white crinkle-cotton blouse that catches what little light reaches her. The soft, directional shade flattens the background into pure texture and leaves only her face and the pale fabric holding any brightness in the frame.
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Yann Oppenheim is a photographer based between Lake Geneva and Zurich, working across two cameras that pull in opposite directions. The Hasselblad asks for patience and for deciding before the shutter rather than after. The Leica Q2, fixed at 28mm, asks him to walk into the frame and get close enough that distance stops being an option. Between the two sits most of what interests him: the considered image and the one he had to be quick enough to catch. By day he runs Ottor Branding, building visual language for other companies, and the commercial work taught him composition as argument, how a frame persuades. The personal work lets him drop the argument and simply look.

CHF 240
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CHF 240
Inkl. Versand