Art and photography have always played a large part of Ted Preuss' life. A self-taught artist, he has run the gambit of photographic subjects including architectural photography in San Francisco as well as furniture design in Chicago.
It wasn't until recently however that he was able to realize a long time goal of pursuing the nude. For Ted Preuss, using the camera is not just about clicking a picture; it's a passion and a vision realized. He insists on using traditional techniques, including a large format view camera with black and white sheet film. After the film is developed, he prints his images onto hand-coated platinum/palladium paper. With their wide range of tones, platinum prints are exceptionally beautiful.
What first drew you to the medium of photography?
I have been taking photographs for as long as I can remember, but it was not until recently that I had the chance to pursue fine art photography. When I was eight years old, I found an instamatic... MORE
Images from "A Timeless Moment"