Julius Weitmann - this name stands for spectacular motorsport photography of the fifties and sixties of the 20th century. Weitmann photographed since 1954 with an American Speed Graphic large format camera, which he had, according to legend, in the backyard of a Stuttgart photo retailer between garbage aufgestöbert. To get him with the blocky box, which was many times larger, heavier and more cumbersome than a Leica, again and again spectacular shots. World famous is the photo of the rollover of Hans Herrmann in 1959 on the Berlin Avus, which survived the driver of Hautabschürfungen uninjured apart - and earned him the nickname "Hans in luck".
Subject ID: 83261
MoreJulius Weitmann - this name stands for spectacular motorsport photography of the fifties and sixties of the 20th century. Weitmann photographed since 1954 with an American Speed Graphic large format camera, which he had, according to legend, in the backyard of a Stuttgart photo retailer between garbage aufgestöbert. To get him with the blocky box, which was many times larger, heavier and more cumbersome than a Leica, again and again spectacular shots. World famous is the photo of the rollover of Hans Herrmann in 1959 on the Berlin Avus, which survived the driver of Hautabschürfungen uninjured apart - and earned him the nickname "Hans in luck".
Subject ID: 83261
Subject ID: 83261