The photography of Jan Herdlicka
Today we want to introduce you to the photography of our friend Jan Herdlicka. We met each other at university and one of our first conversations was about his passion for the japanese photographer Daido Moriyama and his uncompromising street-photography. Like him Jan is a sensitive and silent observer in the streets of the loud and busy city. A central topic in his pictures is the anonymity of the city. The urbanity as a social space where people get isolated in the middle of millions. Here is a small selection of his berlin-photography. Check out Jans Page for more!
What others had to say about it
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[…] A while ago we introduced you to the work of our friend Jan Herdlicka. Today we want to make sure that you take a look at his newest project because you can actually get something out of it.. Being some kind of photo-blog we are deeply involved in the internets never ending flood of images. Of course we could never do what we do without the possibilities of digital photography. But we although can relate to the desire to slow it down and take it offline. Thats what Jan did. He created the “Sammelkarten”. He printed 25 of his motives with a regular injekt printer and sticked them on 6×4 cm cards. The result is just beautiful. Every package comes with 5 images and if you are lucky you find a “Print” in your deck that gets you a 13×18 print! All you have to do is to like his Facebook-Page and write him a message with your adress. Dont hesitate because the packages are limited to 50! […]
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[…] Herdlicka, whom you may know by now from the various series that we have published on FindingBerlin in the past, captured the feel of the […]
I like his style very much, both great aesthetic composition of shapes and light, and the “street feel” too. Liked it.
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