About ‘Sailors at anchor’ by Ken Kühlbrandt
I photographed this sailor in Spain. It had been raining a little on and off all day. But now really dark storm clouds were gathering. In this atmosphere, I suddenly felt that the sailing ship was a bit vulnerable and it was probably better that the crew had moored it.
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Hello,
my name is Ken and I've been taking photos for as long as I can remember. I got my first camera when I was 12, a second-hand Praktica. I then saved up for my first Nikon in my first year of training. Since then, I have remained loyal to the brand. I certainly have a different relationship to "my" pictures and I don't just want to photograph what sells well or is mainstream. All pictures were taken without AI. I invite you to take some time and…
