Photograph overview
Pictured:
" One of my earliest attempts as a fashion photographer shot at Crown Mines, in Johannesburg in 1970. I shot on a Nikon F3 using Tri-x Film...process and printed by myself. The mirror on the wall was from the original Carlton Hotel and was my main prop. The whole concept was inspired by Sarah Moon who was then one of my heroes.
The Model was Peggy Stewart. One of the images from that shoot was used for a Poster for a Fashion Brand named EGO
Printed on:
Hahnemühle Photo Rag Baryta 315sm (gloss)
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Gavin Furlonger – Crown Mines, Johannesburg, 1970
A black and white photographic print by Gavin Furlonger, photographed at Crown Mines, Johannesburg in 1970. The image reflects one of Furlonger’s earliest fashion photography experiments and features model Peggy Stewart.
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