Mitchell Funk
Tribeca with Golden Light, 1973
Chromogenic archival print
29 × 43 1/2 in / 73.7 × 110.5 cm
$ 3,800.00
19th century buildings are washed in rich golden hues by intense directional light which fundamentally alter the way we see them and extend the pictorial natural of color photography br...
19th century buildings are washed in rich golden hues by intense directional light which fundamentally alter the way we see them and extend the pictorial natural of color photography br Mitchell Funk is a 12 trick pony. br He has pioneered many styles in Color Photography. br In the 1970's, he was working with late magical light when most outdoor photography was taken with top light or not concerned with light at all. Today, we see late light in movies and a lot of still photography and just assume that it has existed forever. There was a starting point. Mitchell Funk was there and was doing it as early as 1969. Tribeca with Golden Light, 1973 is a prime example of how Funk was ahead of is time by a generation.