Description

Width: 51cm

Height: 41cm

John J. Cope A.R.P.S. 1966 Fotografrie Competition Photograph

Capture a piece of photographic history with this stunning photograph by John J. Cope, A.R.P.S., taken using the iconic Leica M3 with a 280mm lens.

This exceptional piece was entered into the 1966 Fotografrie Competition, held by the South Thames Camera Centre, showcasing a pivotal moment in mid-20th-century photography.

John J. Cope, renowned for his mastery in film photography, embraced the Leica M3 as his tool of choice, renowned for its exceptional quality and precision.

This photograph not only exemplifies technical skill but also embodies the spirit of the 1960s through its subject matter and composition. It represents a time when photographers were exploring new realms of expression and the boundaries of what could be achieved with the camera.

This is an opportunity to own a significant artifact from the history of photography, ideal for collectors and enthusiasts alike who cherish the art of capturing moments through the lens of a master.

Enhance your collection with a photograph that stands as a testament to innovation and artistic exploration.