Feininger's Chicago 1941 by Andreas Feininger

Robin's Book Club Episode 48 Feininger's Chicago, 1941
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More like his New York book than the last episode, Feininger demonstrates what a versatile photographer he was. 20 days, working from dawn til dusk. A great work ethic, and then the disappointment of rejection. But keep those "failure" projects, because with the passing of time they may find a new release like this work. Also look out for the world's largest spanner (wrench).
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MUSIC:
Early Avril, Unicorn Heads, from the UA-cam music library, no attribution required but isn't a great track :)

[@mariafilomenasantosdeazere4638]

Great!!!! Thank you!

[@RobinsBookClub]

You're welcome!

[@SlavaVeres]

Amazing book! ♥️ Thanks for sharing it with us!!!

[@RobinsBookClub]

My pleasure :)

[@ChristineWilsonPhotography]

Fabulous photography 😍

[@RobinsBookClub]

A forgotten genius IMHO:)

[@octaviorangel]

amazing book. I didnt know him, but now im a fan

[@RobinsBookClub]

:) I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@edwardferry8247]

I wonder what type of lens and camera this is? All of the objects seem monumental and compressed, yet there is still depth of field. I would say 10x8 plate with tilt-shift but the images don’t seem sharp enough, perhaps this is UA-cam. Fascinating work, even for its time so it’s hard to grasp why Life turned the essay down.

[@janw.jensen2490]

I think he used a Rolleiflex with Kodak Super XX film (100 ASA) developed in Kodak D-76.

[@user-ty4ld2ws7h]

Do you know where to buy prints? Specifically, the Ohio Street Beach picture

[@RobinsBookClub]

Could try Holden Luntz gallery? But I'm really not sure. Have a good look on Google, probably your best bet.