Leica Gallery Wetzlar

Starting on 23rd November 2023 the Leica Gallery Wetzlar is once again presenting an exhibition by Leica photographer Lena Stahl. “Was ihr nicht seht” (What you don’t see) reveals behind-the-scenes images from the thriller of the same title, which she not only directed, but also wrote the script for.

Elliott Erwitt

Every aspect of nature is interconnected in a sensitive relationship. Equilibrium – this fragile balance – is the theme of no less than five series by the Cologne-based photographer.

German film director Lena Stahl is a multi-talent: she not only wrote and directed her first feature-length film, “My Son”; she also documented the production with a Leica M10.

Images defined by elegance, dynamics and perfection: with his unique visual language, Frank Horvat is considered one of the most important photographers of the 20th century.

“Nomi Baumgartl captures pictures of the soul of humanity – and of the soul of nature.” (Auma Obama)

Ralph Gibson

“Every image I create is a picture of how I feel that day – my experience of a place. It has be-come my ability to isolate my emotions, and communicate them through the camera and into the mind of the viewer.”

For a long time, the LOBA, established since 1980, is one of the most renowned international photography awards. This year's winning series will be on display at the Leica Gallery Wetzlar, until February 2021.

In the Leica Galerie Wetzlar the artworks of the great German reportage photographer, Walter Vogel, as well as photographs by Ragnar Axelsson, taken with the new Leica SL2, can be seen.

"… Quelles que soient les idées présentes dans mon travail, elles naissent de l'errance et de la marche."
Dans le cadre d’une collaboration spéciale avec Leica, cette exposition d’Alex Webb présente une sélection personnelle tirée de son travail varié et riche.