Peter Brandstätter
Peter Brandstätter (b. 1974) is a Graz-based photographer from Austria whose work centers on analogue travel photography. Since his early journeys with a cherished Rolleiflex T model from around 1960, he has been capturing the subtle charm of cities - especially those with echoes of former imperial heritage, such as Prague, Trieste and Budapest - in classic black-and-white film.
He develops his Kodak Tri-X 400 films using Caffenol, a home-made environmentally friendly developer. Each negative is carefully scanned and adjusted to honor the unique character of the analogue medium. His themes center on transformation and impermanence - the interplay of old and new, decay and renewal.
He develops his Kodak Tri-X 400 films using Caffenol, a home-made environmentally friendly developer. Each negative is carefully scanned and adjusted to honor the unique character of the analogue medium. His themes center on transformation and impermanence - the interplay of old and new, decay and renewal.
Profile created February 22, 2026
Artwork Gallery
Remembering French Connection (Budapest)
Platten-Bau (Budapest)
Hallway (Budapest)
Streetstyle Sugarcubes (Prague)
Grand Cafe Edison (Prague)
Sliwowitz & Spiritus (Prague)
Hotel Brioni (Trieste)
Shadows & Stairs (Trieste)
Molo Audace (Trieste)