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Wolfgang Tillmans

  Wolfgang Tillmans: Redefining Contemporary Photography Wolfgang Tillmans is a German photographer celebrated for his experimental approach and groundbreaking work in contemporary art. Blurring the lines between fine art, documentary, and abstraction, Tillmans explores themes of identity, politics, intimacy, and perception. His photographs range from highly personal portraits to abstract color experiments, installations, and everyday scenes elevated to art. Winner of the Turner Prize, Tillmans is considered one of the most influential photographers of his generation. Camera Gear Wolfgang Tillmans has used a variety of gear throughout his career, reflecting his openness to experimentation rather than loyalty to a single system: Canon EOS 5D (and later 5D Mark II/III) – Widely documented as one of his go-to digital cameras, valued for flexibility and image quality. Canon Eos 5D Mark III Contax G2 – 35mm rangefinder film camera, used for portraits and intimate work in the 1...

Alec Soth

  Alec Soth, renowned for his evocative large-format photography, has employed a diverse range of camera equipment throughout his career, adapting his tools to suit the narrative and aesthetic demands of each project.   Here's an overview of the gear he's used: Primary Camera Gear R.H. Phillips & Sons 8×10 Compact View Camera : Soth's signature camera, notably used in projects like Sleeping by the Mississippi and Niagara . He often pairs it with a 300mm Nikon lens, appreciating the unique rendering and depth it provides. R.H. Phillip & Sons 8 x 10 Compact K.B. Canham 8×10 : Another large-format camera Soth has utilized, offering portability and precision. K.B. Canham 8 x 10 Lenses : Nikon 300mm : A standard lens for 8×10 format, providing a natural perspective. Nikon 800mm (convertible to 1200mm) : Used for capturing distant subjects with compression. Schneider 210mm Super-Angulon : A wide-angle lens suitable for expansive scenes. Mamiya 6 ...