Lena Weisbek: “Dreamscapes” in Minimalist, Captivating Black and White

While Munich-based Lena Weisbek has been working for decades as a designer and art director, photography, specifically fine art photography, has been her passion for many years. Today, she does mostly art photography, taking on various projects on different themes and developing some art concepts.

It’s therefore not surprising that she was drawn to a minimalist abstract approach for photographing landscapes. If, like us, you have a keen interest in this approach, we’re sure you’ll enjoy this series as well. .

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2020-7-20 13:00

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