Second moon

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3 decisive moments during the making of a picture of the moon. It questions the possibility of capturing a poetic moment with limited technical equipment. 

 

The moon, visible against a clear blue sky, was captured with an Olympus Penn, 35 mm. 

However, the negatives (18-24 mm) did not show any appearance of the moon. This observation would become the final work. 

But printing this image on a manual colour device brought the ultimate answer: the moon did appear and even got a companion. 

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Contactsheet and unique C-print, framed 45/62.

1997 – 2019