Photographer extraordinaire, the enigmatic and moody
work of Brooklyn's Bill Phelps has been
featured previously on The Vintagent. He brought those images, and quite a few newer ones of women in the sea, to
Galerie Treize Avril in Biarritz, as a featured artist for this year's Wheels+Waves. Bill was a quiet presence during the event, stalking photos and taking portraits, keeping all of us mesmerized as he shared his latest images...even in the tiny in-camera view screen, we could tell he was producing a stunning body of work, and all of us with cameras (that seemed to include most participants at times) were inspired to do better work ourselves! Without further ado,
The Vintagent is very proud to present Bill's photo essay, just a sampling of the many hundreds of amazing compositions he carried away from the sea, the mountains, and the motorcyclists.
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