Sanne Sannes (1937-1967), Dutch fashion and art photographer, lived a short life. His career as a photographer lasted only eight years — Sanne Sannes died at the age of thirty in a car accident. His work is reminiscent of the atmosphere of the 60s. It's not just an erotic theme. Interest in his works is aroused by the search for the expression of human emotions. Many of his pictures look like stills from the "film noir" of the 60s.
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recommend to use tokens : , grainy black and white photography, high contrast gelatin silver print,
coarse film grain, intimate close-up portrait, motion blur, shadow play,
scratched negative texture, hand-painted marks on emulsion, creased vintage print artifact,
dog-eared corner detail, multiple exposure ghosting, intentional light leak,
underexposed moody atmosphere, raw emotional expression, 1960s Dutch experimental photography,
tactile surface imperfections, hand-held camera aesthetic, physical distress on print,
cross-hatched negative edits, expressive manual retouching
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This is lovely!