Self-Portrait with Leica c. 1931 - 1988
ilsebing
wedding photograph
black and white photography
cool tone monochrome
black and white format
archive photography
historical photography
black and white theme
black and white
monochrome photography
monochrome
"Self-Portrait with Leica" is a striking black and white photograph by renowned photographer Ilse Bing. The self-portrait, taken sometime between 1931 and 1988, features Bing in a mirrored reflection, holding her iconic Leica camera. The composition is simple yet powerful, capturing the artist's intense gaze as she looks into the camera lens. The photo explores themes of self-reflection, artistry, and the role of photography in capturing and expressing reality. The use of the mirror as a tool for self-representation is a recurring motif in Bing's work. The photograph's date range suggests that it is part of Bing's extensive photographic work that spanned decades, showcasing her dedication to the medium.
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