Born in London to an Austrian photographer and cinematographer and a Hungarian mother, my father’s darkroom was in my life from the beginning. And I learned how to process film and print the results from the age of six when simple camera was put into my hands.
Photography is, I think, far harder that cinematography because photographs have no narrative, actors and sound and music to accompany them. A photograph has to speak on its own and today when there are so many images in our lives it is even harder to produce something memorable, but I have always been obsessed by the image.
I have been working as a director of photography since I was twenty one and have photographed more than fixity movies.
PETER SUSCHITZKY
PETER SUSCHITZKY
PETER SUSCHITZKY
PETER SUSCHITZKY
PETER SUSCHITZKY
PETER SUSCHITZKY
PETER SUSCHITZKY
PETER SUSCHITZKY
PETER SUSCHITZKY
PETER SUSCHITZKY
PETER SUSCHITZKY
PETER SUSCHITZKY
PETER SUSCHITZKY
PETER SUSCHITZKY
PETER SUSCHITZKY
PETER SUSCHITZKY
PETER SUSCHITZKY
PETER SUSCHITZKY
PETER SUSCHITZKY