Swiss artist Michel Comte originally started out as an art restorer but, through his own autodidacticism, became a master of photography. Although Comte has shot a number of famous names, he remains unfazed and is always looking to push the boundaries of his craft.
“If I no longer have a sense of risk I immediately move on. I probably inherited that from my grandfather.”
Tatjana & Zebra in Mojave Desert – 1996. (Photo Courtesy of Strawberige.)
Jaime & Giraffe in Mojave Desert – 1996. (Photo Courtesy of Strawberige.)
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