Martin Kasper - Master of Colors

Freiburg, Southwest corner of Germany

September 21, 2008 - 11:00 local time

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Martin Kasper, my workshop neighbor, uses pure pigments to mix his colors. Pure pigments probably are the most intense, most saturated (passive) colors we can get, and before there were synthetic pigments some of these were literally worth their weight in gold.

His painting technique, with hide glue and pigments, has created a nice landscape of colors on the trolley he has used as a palette over the years.

Martin Kasper's paintings are available at Galerie Eric Mircher in Paris, France.

More views of his studio on pano.erik-krause.de/colors

I'm grateful he agreed to this shooting since for my other idea - an autumn colored vineyard in Kaiserstuhl - the shooting date was too early.

Location

Europe / Germany

Lat: 47° 59' 30.45" N
Long: 7° 50' 2.63" E

Elevation: 268

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Precision is: Unknown / Undeclared.

Equipment

Shot with Zenitar 16mm on 35mm Fuji Reala analog film, scanned with a coolscan LS40, stitched with PTGui Pro 8.0.2, photoshop, Pano2QTVR

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