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Denis Krieg – Inspired Series

Posted on December 28, 2022December 27, 2022 By Markus

I’ve known Denis for a few years now and over time a nice friendship has developed. We met for the first time during the Camera Obscura Festival in Germany, but we were in contact several times before that.

From Denis I bought my current large format camera and some lenses. Also one of my more important lenses – the Dallmeyer 3b which I use a lot for this series is from Denis. Read more in this post https://blog.markus-hofstaetter.at/2021/03/inspired/

His knowledge of historical equipment is fascinating. His craftsmanship and restoration skills are also second to none. Check out his website here www.wetplatedreams.com.
Denis keeps historic history alive with his work.

I also captured a portrait with Denis and his Wife Sybille that I like a lot.

Denis Krieg of wetplatedreams.com
Denis with his wife Sybille

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