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black and white, photography, landscape, affordable, gerald berghammer, nando kallweit, ismael picker schiebel, christian dressler, thomas pusswald, topu, rahmenfachhandlung, peter sonnleitner, fotofachversand, kodak professionell, minmal art, lumas, yellowcorner, kunstsuoermarkt, schwarz weiß, fotografie, landschaftsbilder, perfektes geschenk, preisgekrönte fotokunst. einzigartig naturmoment, discover, perfect picture, images, award winning. photo, unique, natural moments, contemporary, international, photographer. landschaften, langzeitbelichtung, long exposure, gallery, galerie, lindengasse 28, vienna, for sale. online kaufen, stp, peter konscharke, greifswald, camos, walter zwettl, muenchen, arnoux, paris, tilt, melanie michelle craven. contemprary, taiwan, karlsruhe, fotofever, baltic, analogue. The distinctive style of the internationally successful Master photographer Gerald Berghammer. Silverfineart images are taken with analogue film cameras. Silverfineart Gallery was founded in the heart of Vienna. Specialized in black and white photographs. The artworks you can purchase at Silverfineart Gallery. Choose from a wide variety of motives in different sizes, bring the delicate magic of black and white photography to your home or office. Due to his passion for analog photography and travelling, he started a unique project. Gerald Berghammer founded Silverfineart. Since then, he always visited destinations whenever the best possible conditions for photographing existed. Storms and rain, fog and cold have always accompanied his journeys. Gerald Berghammer combine the charm of the forces of nature with long exposure times and he play skillfully with light and time. In this way, soft clouds get a threatening appearance, the stormy sky appears cloudless and beating waves look like calm waters. The attractive thing about landscape photography is to wait for the right moment. In my case, patience is the constant companion. The images also obtain a special tranquility and elegance, as color is omitted deliberately. The development of black and white negatives is done manually in the darkroom of the gallery in Viennas seventh district. Viewing the negatives in the darkroom is one of the best moments after an exhausting journey. Geralds works are strictly limited, and hand signed. They are elaborated in museum quality as archival pigment ink print or as selenium toned silver gelatin print on classic analogue baryta paper.