Modernist Forms & Monochrome Tones – The Leica Camera Blog

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Having started out making skateboarding videos in LA in the late 90s, Fred Mortagne then discovered his passion for black and white photography. During his recent exhibition at the MIMPI film festival in Rio de Janeiro, Fred found time to rekindle his love for modernist architecture and, in particular, the work of his hero, Oscar Niemeyer, with the following images shot over the course of a week with the Leica M Monochrom Typ 246.

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