Homage to Creation

• Tatjana Patitz, Grand Bahama Island 2001
  © Nomi Baumgartl/Leica Galerie Wetzlar 2022
• The Observer, Aiguillle du Dru 2019, from the sereies ‘Eagle Wings’
  © Nomi Baumgartl/Leica Galerie Wetzlar 2022
• The Naturalist’s Eye, New Milford, Connecticut 1989
  © Nomi Baumgartl/Leica Galerie Wetzlar 2022
• Serminnguit – The Tiny Bergs, 2013, from the series ‘Stella Polaris’
  © Nomi Baumgartl/Leica Galerie Wetzlar 2022
• Nomi Baumgartl, Alpspitz
  © Chris Pfanzelt

With the exhibition ‘Nomi Baumgartl – From Passion to Vision’, Leica Gallery Wetzlar gives insight into the extensive career of the German Leica photographer (b. 1950). The showcase, which features an overview of Baumgartl’s most important projects, is on display from May 13 to October 5, 2022.

Among the represented works is the spectacular series ‘Eagle Wings – Protecting the Alps’, which highlights the progressive effects of climate change in the form of glacier photographs, aerial shots captured with a miniature camera attached to the back of an eagle, and high-resolution satellite images.

Also on display are her iconic images of top model Tatjana Patitz, as well as elite surfers Mickey Eskimo, Robby Seeger, and Francisco Goya. The series of images, which revolves around the harmony of man and nature, laid the foundations for the project ‘Yin & Yang’.


In addition, the showcase includes a portfolio dedicated to Baumgartl’s friend and fellow photographer, the late Andreas Feininger (1906–1999). Conceptualised on the occasion of Feininger’s 100th birthday, it is a reflection of the two artists’ dialogues about photography, perception, and the relationship between people and nature.

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