I'm much more focused when shooting film - conversation with Waldemar Brzezinski
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- Опубліковано 24 вер 2024
- Waldemar's photography journey started when he accidentally took some pictures of a friend and realized he had a talent for it. He tried to work as an assistant photographer but struggled to find the right fit. Eventually, he met someone who allowed him to work in their studio and learn from other photographers. Waldemar's photography has evolved over the years, shifting from a commercial approach to a more artistic one. He prefers analog photography for its slower, more focused process. He shared his thoughts on several of his photographs, highlighting the stories behind them. Waldemar's future goals include improving his art, exhibiting his work in galleries, and publishing a book.
Waldemar Brzezinski on Instagram:
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very much enjoyed this conversation, been following Waldemar on instagram for a long time, his images always stand out from the crowd, thanks!
Wonderful video! Thank you for featuring this photographer to us! His photos are so sensual. Dziękuję! Дякую! Danke!
Happy to hear you enjoyed it, Slava.
I enjoyed this interview very much. Mr. Brzezinski impressed me as an honorable man. I liked his statement that he is interested in persons. I like his photography. I hope to see more of it.
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Very interesting video. It's always a pleasure to see people showing analogue photography. And the reasons Waldemar presents for prefering analogue they all make perfect sense to me too. I was about to quit photography because I was doing digital and I lost all interest in what I was doing. And then I saw a black and white image in a magazine that called my attention. It was a photo taken by a film camera. "This is it", I said. I then began shooting only 35mm black and white, printing my photos, and the enthusiasm keeps growing.
Nice! Thank you so much for watching and for sharing your story with us.
Thank you Tomaz for another interesting insight into a fellow photographer and in particular his take on analogue photography. Always a pleasure
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Thank you for this interview, it was inspiring!
Glad you enjoyed it!
A very interesting video and guest dear Tomasz!
Many thanks!
Good discussion and interesting, thoughtful person. Thx!
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@@framesmagazine such a great series you do! I really look forward to these talks and especially the individual, unprepared image discussions.
Excellent reportage.
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Beautiful interview
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Very interesting interview. Not my type of photography but very inspiring. However I will never go back to film again.
Thank you. And - never say never! :)
Me too. I can't understand the fuss over film, they always end up turning it into digital anyway - he he. Like the iconic Steve McCurry - I was glad to see the back of it. Digital was so liberating. McCurry said on a Nat. Geo. assignment he would have to lug 250 rolls of film through the airport. He was always paranoid that something would happen to it. I shot 20 years on film and it was a pain. Modern, mirrorless FF cameras are beautiful and their images are truly gorgeous. The cost of one roll of 36 ex 35mm film here in Australia is $35. Then to get it processed, scanned and proofs, costs another $40. Seventy five bucks for 35 images - no thanks!
Great interview
Thank you, Catherine!
13:31 “ … to be or to prefer not to be … “ The story of my life 😂 (As a photographer of course)
Great interview. Love this photographer's work especially as it is so different to mine. Followed him for a long time on Insta.
Thank you, Geoff. Great to hear you have been following Waldemar's work already.
Been following Waldemar on Insta for a long time already. He is definitely one of a kind! Would love to be photographed togehter with my wife next time when we are in Berlin! Great interview 🫶
Sounds great!