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Horst Fehlhaber was born on 10 September 1919 in Germany. He was a cinematographer, known for Schön ist die Welt (1957), The Miracle of Father Malachia (1961) and Flucht in die Tropennacht (1957). He was married to Magda Schneider. He died on 14 May 2010 in Germany.
- Horst Fehlhaber
- May 14, 2010
- September 10, 1919
Horst Fehlhaber photos, including production stills, premiere photos and other event photos, publicity photos, behind-the-scenes, and more.
- Joseph Nicéphore Niépce
- Louis Daguerre
- Margaret Bourke-White
- David Bailey
- Ansel Adams
- Henri Cartier-Bresson
- Diane Arbus
- Eve Arnold
- Philippe Halsman
- Richard Avedon
You might not recognize any of the photos the Niépce took, but you will probably recognize his name associated with the world’s first photograph. He developed heliography, in which a print was created from an engraved printing plate. That was way back in 1825. Just a couple of years later, he used a camera obscura to create the oldest surviving pho...
For all you photography history buffs, Louis Daguerre created the process of the Daguerreotype, which was the first photography process used for commercial purposes. That doesn’t mean the Daguerreotype was a simple process, though. Creating a photo involved exposing a silver-plated copper sheet to iodine crystals, which in turn created a layer of s...
Margaret Bourke-White was a trailblazing photojournalist, and one of the first female photographers for Life magazine. Bourke-White had a reputation for being a fearless photographer, throwing herself into just about any situation to get the shot she desired. That includes suiting up and going on bombing raids during World War II to document the ra...
David Bailey is known amongst photography circles as one of the masters of fashion and portrait photography. He gained wide acclaim in the 1960s for his work, including portraits of The Beatles, Mick Jagger, Andy Warhol, and other iconic figures of the time. He even took photos of East End London gangsters Ronnie and Reggie Kray, which have a gritt...
Perhaps the most well-known photographer of all time, Ansel Adams’ work likely adorns the walls of households and businesses more than any other photographer. A master of black and white landscapes, Adams spent much of his time documenting the wilds of the American West, perhaps most famously Yosemite National Park in California and the Tetons and ...
Considered by most to be the father of photojournalism, Henri Cartier-Bresson mastered the art of street photography. When you think of a candid portrait — one in which the subject is perfectly natural — you should think of Bresson’s work. He is also known for capturing some of the most seminal events of the 20th century. He traveled to China durin...
Diane Arbus joins the list of the most famous photographers of all time for her documentary work that focused on the people on the fringes of society. Where some of her contemporaries concentrated on wars, Hollywood, and social ills, Arbus made people like circus performers her muses. Her photos are known for being highly emotionally intense, and, ...
Though Eve Arnold’s most well-known photographs are those of Hollywood icon Marilyn Monroe, her career as a photographer was much more than taking portraits of the rich and famous. In fact, her most compelling work is that of poor populations from around the world, including civil rights protestors, herdsmen in Mongolia, migrant workers, and injure...
As connected as the name Ansel Adams is to landscape photography, the name Philippe Halsman is equally connected to portraiture. For nearly 40 years, Halsman created portraits that weren’t just eye-catching, but were creative, thought-provoking, and even groundbreaking. For example, he often asked his subjects to jump in their portrait, creating a ...
As far as fashion photographers go, Richard Avedon is one of the most influential of all time. His work for publications like Vogue and Harper’s Bazaar remain as ideal examples of how to create a high-fashion black and white portrait. In fact, his high key portraits of people set against a white background are among the best created in the 20th cen...
Horst Fehlhaber. Camera and Electrical Department: Schön ist die Welt. Horst Fehlhaber was born on 10 September 1919 in Germany. He was a cinematographer, known for Schön ist die Welt (1957), The Miracle of Father Malachia (1961) and Flucht in die Tropennacht (1957). He was married to Magda Schneider. He died on 14 May 2010 in Germany.
May 21, 2024 · The video, Horst: Photographer of Style available on YouTube, surveys curators, magazine editors, models, and people close to Horst who speak of his extraordinary talent and the significant influence of his work.
Horst Fehlhaber is known as an Camera Operator and Cinematography. Some of their work includes Hinein!.
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