We met in our hometown Duisburg when he was still Peter Brodbeck.His father Werner was my father in law.For me the greatness of Peter was his ability to keep his personal life far away from the fame and fortune life as a star photographer. A great guy who we all miss a lot.
One of the greatest photographers ever. So inspiring, so true. I loved his way of seeing women, and his unique style. I have a few of his albums and I love to spend time looking at his photographs. R.I.P. Peter.
I remember the pre-supermodel era, looking at various glamour magazines wondering why the models' names were never mentioned. Lindbergh certainly helped change that. I love his work. Ironically, what I love is that he often makes the supermodels look like real people in candid situations, rather than the perfect, posed, mannequin-like models of previous eras.
I didn't know he had passed. Such a sadness right now...I loved his works more than any other artists in photography. He was my inspiration when I was a photographer. I wish I had met him. Good luck my dear...The Universe, now, is the limit
He marked an era, his style was unique and real.. beautiful art/photography. He was about authenticity and real, sometimes raw beauty. Loved his work and his style, wish he took a photo of myself, would've been such an honor. May he rest in peace....part of a fashion era is gone, so sad. Have a safe journey Peter🌷
Hi @Tim Copsey, We're really gald that you enjoyed the documentary! Peter Lindbergh was definitely an extremely influential fashion photographer. He took some stunning photos. We hope you manage to find other documentaries of interest on our channel. Best wishes, The DW Documentary Team
I must say that Lindbergh’s style of photography suits me because when i was at art school majoring in photography that’s how i did it too. I believe his works must have influenced me somehow. As a naturalist, i didn’t use make-up for the models and used natural lighting only. He made it look easy and simple but a lot of preparations go into each shot.
When you figured out how to put together the subject, the lighting, in the right environment... you got the picture that you will call your own. That's the secret of a great photos.
Thanks a lot for taking the time to comment. We kindly ask our viewers to comment on our channel in English so that we can answer questions and encourage dialogue. Thank you and all the best, The DW Documentary Team
The camera is actually on its side here so that the image is taller than it is wide. It can be confusing when the clips are brief because the tripod mount on the lens can be swivelled all the way around the body of the lens. Some photographers will swivel it to the top when it isn't in use, some to the bottom etc, etc. But in the very brief clip we see here the camera is on it's side and we see the base of the camera body. And now when i look again you are quite right, the camera is upside down! I do not know the reason! Well spotted.
odd example with Churchill and the cigar as he hated to be taken in photo. The famous photo with the cigar took some wit form Karsh as he made him mad to get that shot...
"OK, do that hopeless look." That about sums up fashion photography for me. Lindbergh was a terrific photographer. It's just a pity that his talents were applied in a world that is oddly more interested in darkness and ugliness than hope and beauty.
comment avoir des ,infos sur la bande son utilisée dans cette vidéo notamment la voix magnifique et pleine d'émotion de cette chanteuse que je ne connais pas, Merci de me donner ces références musicales
He was a great photographer / art director - one of several that ushered the Supermodel into our pop culture! What a life fashion photography afforded him. With the advent of digital photography and his 35 mm cameras/long lenses I felt Peter lost his edge & intimacy becoming a snapper who laid on the shutter button shooting 20 frames every 2 secs. R.I.P. Herr Lindbergh!
What happened to the other video,the one with Vouge America and the rich models,the one's he he didn't like photographing,they took the one's of Bill Cunningham where he says that he didn't like photographing celebrities with their free dresses,w hy did they take them off.
@@Ethaningramphoto Why is there a slanted button at the bottom and flat on the top? Aren't cameras supposed to be flat at the bottom so they sit flat on a table? Which camera is it? Or is it on it's side? I see a tripod hole there.
I still like his laugh so much! It sounds like Arnold Schwarzenegger"s impersonators exaggerated sounds when they were successfully portraying the actor as "Happy", satisfied, or naughty. Such caricature laughter that makes him lovable to me, in the same way as the pictures of Vogue Italia did, during the many years I watched his stunning work in that specific glossy. I miss him so much and I m sure, SURE he could have made Linda magnetic, even after her health troubles. She is still one of my visual passions, the Model's model, but I was so disturbed to look at the fakeness of her recent work with Maisel. If Lindberg was still around he would have shown us Linda's real femininity in distress, He wouldn't LIE about her condition but find the poetry in her spiteful situation. No need for cagoules and fake smiles, Just to make a picture of her appealing. He would simply have shown us how beautiful she is even in bad times, and through her body and face let us see how beautiful is life, to live, even when the odds are against you at the worst. Portraying Evangelista conceptually as the EX most important woman in the fashion-star system, just as a middle of communication, He was the photographer of her soul, which is always magnific especially because of all its flaws! This is why I miss him: not nostalgic about is job, I miss his honest take on reality. Meisel is not able to get this kind of result.
... but there are always small lies in the stories: Linda Evangelista donned already short hair when she posed For Donna's ( Italian great magazine) covers in 1985, when she was portrayed by Fabrizio Ferri and Giovanni Gastel 3 months without interruption. Linda's features substituted the fantastic looks of Amalia Viarelli and nobody else than Marpessa Then she left her hair to grow again, then she convinced YSL and VOGUE Paris to employ her, Then came Lindberg, teasing Julien d'ys. They cut her hair as she used to have and she became history, at least in the Fashion sphere! No! Mrs. Evangelista didn't build pyramids, but she influenced the fashion world in such an unprecedented manner, as nobody else did before and after her, thanks to PL too, not for the hair, but for is POV translated in glossy pictures. He was Helmut Newton rival, nobody less!
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We met in our hometown Duisburg when he was still Peter Brodbeck.His father Werner was my father in law.For me the greatness of Peter was his ability to keep his personal life far away from the fame and fortune life as a star photographer.
A great guy who we all miss a lot.
EL SERA ESPLENDIDO......
MUCHAS GRACIAS.
LO ADOROOOOOO
😮😮😮😮😮V❤😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😅
Peter Lindbergh - the supermodel photographer is a remarkable documentary! I truly did appreciate it so much. Thanks a lot for sharing! Keep it up!
One of the greatest photographers ever. So inspiring, so true. I loved his way of seeing women, and his unique style. I have a few of his albums and I love to spend time looking at his photographs. R.I.P. Peter.
Tomasz Zienkiewicz [zieniu.pl]
Hey, may I ask how much Photoshop do you guys use?
@@chandrapandey822 it depends. the idea of the photo, the model, the light, the customer. For my photos: I spend around 15 minutes
I remember the pre-supermodel era, looking at various glamour magazines wondering why the models' names were never mentioned. Lindbergh certainly helped change that. I love his work. Ironically, what I love is that he often makes the supermodels look like real people in candid situations, rather than the perfect, posed, mannequin-like models of previous eras.
I didn't know he had passed. Such a sadness right now...I loved his works more than any other artists in photography. He was my inspiration when I was a photographer. I wish I had met him. Good luck my dear...The Universe, now, is the limit
Absolutely beautiful documentary for a genius photographer may he RIP
So moving and beautiful. RIP maestro Lindberg
He marked an era, his style was unique and real.. beautiful art/photography. He was about authenticity and real, sometimes raw beauty. Loved his work and his style, wish he took a photo of myself, would've been such an honor. May he rest in peace....part of a fashion era is gone, so sad. Have a safe journey Peter🌷
"He opens up a place within people they didn't even know they had". May You Rest in Peace...
...in paradise!
Gutes Video! Habe seine Ausstellung in München gesehen. Kommt total gelassen und sympathisch rüber der Peter.
Thank you, such a beautiful portrait of a beautiful person, and great artist. Very inspiring. RIP, never to be forgotten.
Thanks for your comment.
So moving, comprehensible... and professional.It's amazing !
This is a wonderful tribute to Peter Lindbergh. Thanks for this! :-)
Fab documentary of one of the all time greats of photography.
Hi @Tim Copsey,
We're really gald that you enjoyed the documentary! Peter Lindbergh was definitely an extremely influential fashion photographer. He took some stunning photos.
We hope you manage to find other documentaries of interest on our channel.
Best wishes,
The DW Documentary Team
@@DWDocumentary Yep totally agree and well chosen music!
He had what most don’t, knowing how to put the subject in the right time right place!
Brilliant and down to earth, that's a rare combination, especially in his field! A life lived well. Kudos Herr Lindbergh!
My inspiration to pick up a camera, my mother was a seamstress and brought his book home when I was a teenager. RIP 🙏🏾💕
Mr. Lindbergh re-defined fashion photography and set the bar very high for those to come.
Beautiful photos you left
R.I.P Sir.
Thanks A LOT FOR YOUR CONTENT, I LOVE YOUR DOCCIES AND CONSISTENCY
The photographer that influenced an entire generation rest in peace peter
“Unity and The Big Picture he thrives on”
Truly saw beyond and found the real beauty in life. What an honor
I missed Peter by a day. I came to Portrait Masters to see him 😔. You will be missed. Rest In Peace great sir. You wonderful, amazing man.
Nice tribute, RIP Mr. Lindbergh.
Peter Lindbergh ist mein Favorit....damals und heute ❤
R.I.P to this true Master pf photography ...massive loss !! :(
Ich bin total begeistert 👍👍👍 Er war wirklich einer der Größten ! - in jeder Hinsicht. Nicht zu vergessen, - ein super Video 👍👍👍
I must say that Lindbergh’s style of photography suits me because when i was at art school majoring in photography that’s how i did it too. I believe his works must have influenced me somehow. As a naturalist, i didn’t use make-up for the models and used natural lighting only. He made it look easy and simple but a lot of preparations go into each shot.
Exceptional piece. Loved every second.
I love his relationship with the hair stylist.
Finally in english! thank you so much!
Peter Lindbergh is the only reason I'm transitioning into fashion photography. Thanks for the inspiration.
The wrong reason then. The fashion industry is full of fake primadonnas and narcissists
Genius. Extraordinary. Amazing ❤❤❤peace joy.
Can’t wait to watch
Thanx for inspire~!Big Master of photography!
R.I.P. so talented man
No, he's not dead!!
When you figured out how to put together the subject, the lighting, in the right environment... you got the picture that you will call your own. That's the secret of a great photos.
Genialer Fotograf
Thanks a lot for taking the time to comment. We kindly ask our viewers to comment on our channel in English
so that we can answer questions and encourage dialogue.
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You was one my fav photographers! A good photography! Thank you!
Awesome from 28:30 on. Interesting throughout
It was interesting...never thought about it that way, and I agree with what he said.
anyone knows what's the music at 36:10? wonderful
Brilliant video, a man with true vision-- a master 👏
Why is he holding the camera upside down? 1:37
The camera is actually on its side here so that the image is taller than it is wide. It can be confusing when the clips are brief because the tripod mount on the lens can be swivelled all the way around the body of the lens. Some photographers will swivel it to the top when it isn't in use, some to the bottom etc, etc. But in the very brief clip we see here the camera is on it's side and we see the base of the camera body.
And now when i look again you are quite right, the camera is upside down! I do not know the reason! Well spotted.
R.I.P Peter 🙏 Prayers for his family and friends [*]
He seems like a cool dude. I admire the solo focus in life.
An amazing photographer and an amazing humanitarian.
Does anyone know the trumpet tune in the background?
where can i find more from these photos of the models at the cafe?
Amazing Photographer... and individual. R.I.P.
I had a nice time watching this documentary :)
Peter thank you, you are kind, thoughtful and a genius.
odd example with Churchill and the cigar as he hated to be taken in photo. The famous photo with the cigar took some wit form Karsh as he made him mad to get that shot...
Can someone name the district where the Casey Legler photos where taken?
Amazing kind and talented man. RIP Peter. Thank you for making woman beautiful. And thank you for making this world beautiful. 👌
Inspiration ❤️
Don't you love his wobbly crooked glasses - magic stuff!
yessss
"OK, do that hopeless look." That about sums up fashion photography for me. Lindbergh was a terrific photographer. It's just a pity that his talents were applied in a world that is oddly more interested in darkness and ugliness than hope and beauty.
with which lens did he shoot?
The larger of the lenses is the Nikon 70-200mm f2.8 VRII. The camera looks like a D810.
He was the Blade Runner of photographers ,RIP!
No silly gearholic syndrome here about eye autofocusing Sony mirrorless cameras etc.
Just raw skills.
Skill is always a winner. I wish I had taken photography up in my teenage years. Guys like this make me so jealous! :)
comment avoir des ,infos sur la bande son utilisée dans cette vidéo notamment la voix magnifique et pleine d'émotion de cette chanteuse que je ne connais pas, Merci de me donner ces références musicales
😪 R. I. P. ❤️
Where can I find the film Peter Lindbergh - Women's Stories (2019)?
Где найти фильм "Питер Линдберг - Женские истории" (2019)?
Hi @denim355,
Unfortunately that is not one of our films.
Best,
The DW Documentary Team
Great creator artist in the area of the image.
21:22 36:11 what Song?
Rays of Light von David O‘Brien
35:28 Listen to those clicks. No flash + photo burst + great lens = genius 🤷🏽♂️
Which one did he use? Is that 24-70?
@@MochitoMaker That looks like the 24-70 f 2.8
thank you
why are those lenses so long? the pictures even look like 50-85 max
Brilliant!!!
No one Can take wealth + fame when one departed
The name of this first song... Please
Tucano - Deep In My Heart
Anybody know who edits his photos?
Does anybody knows what kind of lenses he used?
Glass ones.
canturgan your def a d bag
@@dannyklesh I really am.
Long ones, so it seems.
does it matter !
Peter seems more like an arthouse director than a fashion photographer ....So many questions I would have liked to ask him about his processes
He’s deceased
@@emmanuelg3218 I was already aware of that. That's why my comment above is stated in past imperfect tense
He was a great photographer / art director - one of several that ushered the Supermodel into our pop culture! What a life fashion photography afforded him. With the advent of digital photography and his 35 mm cameras/long lenses I felt Peter lost his edge & intimacy becoming a snapper who laid on the shutter button shooting 20 frames every 2 secs. R.I.P. Herr Lindbergh!
16:40 Photography is a fantastic way of excessing yourself
Subtitles please, spanish or english Please
GRACIAS
Those who wonder what lenses he used, I believe one was a 24-70 f2.8 and the bigger one was a 70-200 f2.8. Correct me if I am wrong.
You are correct. Those were the lenses.
29:30 what song
Goldfrapp - Monster Love
Peter Lindbergh war ein unglaublicher Fotograf. Großen Respekt vor seinem Lebenswerk!
Shame on you DW for the unbelievable bad colors in this video!
What happened to the other video,the one with Vouge America and the rich models,the one's he he didn't like photographing,they took the one's of Bill Cunningham where he says that he didn't like photographing celebrities with their free dresses,w hy did they take them off.
1:34 Is that camera upside-down?
No. It’s in a vertical position
@@Ethaningramphoto Why is there a slanted button at the bottom and flat on the top?
Aren't cameras supposed to be flat at the bottom so they sit flat on a table?
Which camera is it?
Or is it on it's side? I see a tripod hole there.
Brian Fong it’s a Nikon D800 or D810. It has a battery grip attached.
@@Ethaningramphoto Thanks man!
I used to keep 10 women on my desk. His work wasn't as technical as Avedon or Penn but really captured the woman's spirit.
BEST BLACK AND WHITE PICTURES
Such a cool guy. RIP.
Is that a 70-200?
Yes, it is
I think it should be standard practice for content uploaders to post the titles in the soundtrack
"Oh! Naomi"
I am also a photographer but i dont own a DSlr camera..One day i will , I have a dream 😊
@Trump looks like a red Shrimp means alot , thanks buddy. But i click with my phone. Passion follows dreams
Use everything you have right now, even a phone camera is already sufficient, remember a camera is just a tool don't romanticize it. Good luck!
Shoot with your mind.
@@Nicofoto It means a lot buddy..Thank you so much.. 🤗
@@canturgan Yes bro.I will 😊
Amazing
We are a lot of people not knowing about this. Does make me sad.
Great thoughts RIP
I love this guy
I still like his laugh so much! It sounds like Arnold Schwarzenegger"s impersonators exaggerated sounds when they were successfully portraying the actor as "Happy", satisfied, or naughty. Such caricature laughter that makes him lovable to me, in the same way as the pictures of Vogue Italia did, during the many years I watched his stunning work in that specific glossy. I miss him so much and I m sure, SURE he could have made Linda magnetic, even after her health troubles. She is still one of my visual passions, the Model's model, but I was so disturbed to look at the fakeness of her recent work with Maisel. If Lindberg was still around he would have shown us Linda's real femininity in distress, He wouldn't LIE about her condition but find the poetry in her spiteful situation. No need for cagoules and fake smiles, Just to make a picture of her appealing. He would simply have shown us how beautiful she is even in bad times, and through her body and face let us see how beautiful is life, to live, even when the odds are against you at the worst. Portraying Evangelista conceptually as the EX most important woman in the fashion-star system, just as a middle of communication, He was the photographer of her soul, which is always magnific especially because of all its flaws! This is why I miss him: not nostalgic about is job, I miss his honest take on reality. Meisel is not able to get this kind of result.
... but there are always small lies in the stories: Linda Evangelista donned already short hair when she posed For Donna's ( Italian great magazine) covers in 1985, when she was portrayed by Fabrizio Ferri and Giovanni Gastel 3 months without interruption. Linda's features substituted the fantastic looks of Amalia Viarelli and nobody else than Marpessa Then she left her hair to grow again, then she convinced YSL and VOGUE Paris to employ her, Then came Lindberg, teasing Julien d'ys. They cut her hair as she used to have and she became history, at least in the Fashion sphere! No! Mrs. Evangelista didn't build pyramids, but she influenced the fashion world in such an unprecedented manner, as nobody else did before and after her, thanks to PL too, not for the hair, but for is POV translated in glossy pictures. He was Helmut Newton rival, nobody less!
he is the one my favorite fashion photographer after richard Avadon..
Richard looks creepy lol
The lucky one is the one who got paid for having fun doing what he loves.
A poem in any foto.........
uses the Nikon BW mode :)
Mein tiefstes Beileid Peter Lindbergh .................. Toymiko
Great man
love thanks