Brent Hannon
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Woman at Party Seville, Spain 1956, framed
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Girl on Rear of Bike Copenhagen 1956, framed
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Salvation Army Saints Paris 1957, framed
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Tables Outside Restaurant Paris 1955
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Spectators Brussels, Belgium 1957
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Three Girls Tivoli Gardens Copenhag
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Viewed Thru Window Screen Italy 1958
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David Niven Paris 1959 2/10
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Potato Picker Germany 1957
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Stocking Display San Fran, CA 1991
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Two Trees in Fog France 1956
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Sleeping Watchman Seville, Spain1956
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Brent Hannon
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Brent Hannon was born in San Francisco, California. He first began making photograms at the age of eleven and then he began taking photographs. He spent some years in the US Air Force as an aerial photographer. This was an opportunity for travel and documentation through photography. Hannon also worked as a portrait, and freelance photographer in Europe. One of his assignments was working for Unesco, Connaissance du Monde & Overseas Weekly.
For a short time Hannon studied cinematography in Paris. His black and white photographs have a filmic quality. Many of his striking pictures are taken in the 1950’s, yet the images transcend time. His photographs are snap shots, encompassing a good combination of mood creation and artistic pattern. His photos show the spontaneous and unpredictable.
Hannon states: “I try to get on film what I observe, never posed objects. Although they might be aware of my camera.” Hannon prefers to use a 35mm camera with only one lens.
Brent Hannon’s photographs are in the San Francisco Museum collection.