Karl Ferris shot iconic photos that encapsulated the spirit of the 1960s.
Wear Your Love Like Heaven. Ferris’ Nikon F also captured shots for posters of Eric Clapton’s band, Cream.
The full kit includes the Nikon F, a Photomic FTN, a light meter attachment, five Nikon lenses , and a roll of original unexposed Kodak Ektachrome color infrared 35mm film that has been out of production since 1977. “This type of film was used by Ferris whist shooting all of the above-mentioned album covers,” Omega Auctions says.
The kit also includes three color transparencies and three signed 12 by 12-inch prints of the LP cover images taken by Ferris. Ferris also included a letter certifying their authenticity. The whole kit is estimated to be valued between £10,000 and £20,000, or roughly between $12,600 and $25,230. The auction for the kit, which is Lot 598,
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