romantic nude, landscape and still photography
Olivier Mathieu, the owner of one of the most complete David Hamilton blog has posted an article dedicated to the girls on Max Stolzenberg’s site.
It is an article about a very rare photo book with the well known photographers
David Hamilton
Larry Dale Gordon
Robert Farber
and
Jacques Alexandre
Everyone interested in high quality fine art photography of the 60’s throughout the 80’s and especially the life of David Hamilton is invited to read the blog of Olivier Mathieu.
During our Summer in South France Max and the girls stayed at a beautiful house from the 1920’s. It was surrounded by meadows and one day Yuna discovered some horse stables that belonged to a stud farm not far away. As you can imagine the girls where instantly hooked and so they went to ask the owner if it was possible to visit the horses.
The owners where very nice and humble people and so they invited them to their paddocks.
Max and the models thank them for their hospitality. It was an unforgettable experience.
It was a beautiful sunny evening when they arrived. A mild breeze was rushing through the treetops and the light was just right for some splendid romantic photos. The girls took Lulu and Garfield, the owner’s dog and cat, straight to their hearts and especially Maria and Bilitis showed their talent in communicating with the animals. The horses had blind trust into them and everything was in total harmony.
Girls and horses are a beautiful motive and we think you will agree that Max has once again shown his talent for genuine film photography. We hope you enjoy this new set of photos and the video.
For the video Max chose “Promenade” a song from Francis Lai written for David Hamilton’s film Bilitis
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This pictures can be purchased as personally autographed and dry stamped prints (limited to 300 worldwide) from us.
The prices for the different sizes can be seen in the shop.
Simply write to Bilitis to place your order. She will help you through the ordering process.
Max uses only analog cameras and genuine film for his artwork.
We wish you a lot of pleasure with Max Stolzenberg’s amazing photography.
Today is the death anniversary of one of the most controversial photo artists in modern time, David Hamilton.
Possibly also one of the most misunderstood and wrongly accused artists ever. If you want to learn more about all this we invite you to read the Blog of Olivier Mathieu who has the most profound knowledge about David Hamilton. His site also gives you an insight into the art of this true master of light.
To celebrate this day Max has asked us to publish a clip with photos as a homage to David Hamilton. They express Max’s thankfulness to David who helped him a lot to perfect his talent through his critique. Max used to regularly show his pictures to the grand master of light and some of the photos can be seen as exercise pieces of a student honoring the art of his master. All pictures presented in this clip have been picked out of Max’s portfolio by David Hamilton himself and have been rated as very well done.
Max chose “L’heure bleue” from Francis Lai, who also wrote the music for David Hamiltons Film “Bilitis”, to accompany his pictures.
This pictures can be purchased as personally autographed and dry stamped prints (limited to 300 worldwide) from us.
The prices for the different sizes can be seen in the shop.
Simply write to Bilitis to place your order. She will help you through the ordering process.
Max uses only analog cameras and genuine film for his artwork.
We wish you a lot of pleasure with Max Stolzenberg’s amazing photography.
Another short clip by Atelier Stolzenberg and Studio 74 featuring Max Stolzenberg’s photos and the theme of “Love Story” written by Francis Lai, who,
to our regret, recently passed away.
It is our way to honor the well known French composer who also wrote the wonderful music for
David Hamilton’s film “Bilitis”.
The pictures shown can be purchased as personally autographed and dry stamped prints (limited to 300 worldwide) from us.
The prices for the different sizes can be seen in the shop.
Simply write to Bilitis to place your order. She will help you through the ordering process.
All photos of Max Stolzenberg are strictly limited to 300 copies worldwide and available in different sizes and on different papers.
The pictures are embossed or stamped (depending on the choice of paper), numbered, titled and personally autographed by the artist himself.
Max uses only analog cameras and genuine film for his artwork.