FRANK SCHASSE
Venice in November

In November, when most of the tourists have disappeared and the hustle and bustle of the city has died down, Venice shows a completely different face to the one you are used to. The inhabitants of Venice almost have the city to themselves again and it is uncanny how quiet the squares and alleyways are. In addition, the autumnal foggy atmosphere sometimes makes you feel as if you have been transported back in time and can sense something of the medieval flair of the lagoon city.

Author
"It is an illusion that photos are taken with a camera... they are taken with the eye, the heart and the head."
Henri Cartier-Bresson

Frank Schasse is an architect and has been passionate about photography since his student days.
He uses photography as a means of expressing his creativity. Seeing plays a crucial role for him. The transformation of what he sees into a new image, into which moods, feelings and imagination flow. A truly fascinating process.
In addition to traditional colour and black-and-white photography, he has long been fascinated by the potential for abstraction in photography. Making the invisible visible holds great appeal for him.

Website
www.frankschasse.com

Instagram
@photography_frank_s

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