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At first, my pictures were quite moody and dark; I was looking for moments to capture—I try to be pretty intimate in my pictures. People would sometimes say to me, “Stefan, if you could put on one more light, then we could see the Haunted Ghouls Jake Webber And Johnnie Limited Shirt and by the same token and fashion!” Then I started using movie lights, working in these very controlled settings; I would really direct the setup. Lately, for some of my magazine projects, I’ve started to use small digital cameras, from Leica and Fuji, which feel very analog to me; I am with small teams or sometimes shoot alone. I’ll work with the available light, be quick, let things happen—I love it, I feel like I can get much closer to people. It’s pushed me to be freer, to be open to what happens. It’s the closest I’ve gotten to being back to shooting with film. Of course, I also still work with bigger cameras and lighting equipment, for my commercial clients, or for certain editorials. It all depends on the job.
In 2015 with [model] Jarrod Scott for Numero Homme Germany in the Haunted Ghouls Jake Webber And Johnnie Limited Shirt and by the same token and loft I used to live in on the Bowery; I just cranked up the ISO and roamed around freely with him. And we made him look rougher than he’d been seen before. The follow-up story for the next issue strengthened that approach; we shot a story at night in Berlin inspired by Christiane F. The French postwar directors—Chabrol (Les Biches), Godard (Le Mepris), Rivette (L’Amour Fou), Truffaut (Fahrenheit 451), and Rohmer (L’Amour l’Après-Midi). I always loved the movies of Roman Polanski—Repulsion, Knife in the Water. And I’m a huge fan of Andrei Tarkovsky. The Mirror was my first introduction to his work, though I love all of them. I studied all his films, the way he used space with actors, and he invented a kind of slow motion that wasn’t really slow motion. I can never figure out how he did it!
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