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Fade to Black

A solo exhibition by Will Kraus,
opening November 19 in Havana, Cuba.

Photographer

Will Kraus Photography

Three decades of analog practice, expanded through digital and hybrid processes. Work shaped by discipline and the translation of lived experience.

Fade to Black solo exhibition by Will Kraus, November 19, Havana

Coming soon | November 19

Fade to Black

Photographs reflecting the resilience of the Cuban people. Read about the exhibition and the work behind it.

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Now showing in Havana, Cuba
Projects Preview 2026 Projects

Zurich & Zermatt, Switzerland

January 2026

A photographic journey through Switzerland, capturing the contrast between Zurich’s urban elegance and Zermatt’s dramatic Alpine landscapes, dominated by the iconic Matterhorn.

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Cuba

February 2026

An exploration of Cuban life beyond the familiar imagery, documenting resilience, daily struggles, and the strength of communities through intimate street photography and available light.

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Italy

May 2026

A photographic journey across Italy, from the historic streets of Rome and Venice to the dramatic volcanic landscapes of Stromboli and the beauty of the Italian lakes. A study of architecture, culture, light, and everyday life.

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Coming soon | December 2026

Antarctica & Chile

More photographs are on the way this December, from Antarctica to Chile. Stay tuned for the new project and follow along as the work comes together.

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Upcoming projectDec 2026 Coming soonStay tuned for Antarctica & Chile.
Portrait of photographer Will Kraus

About Will Kraus

Will Kraus has spent more than three decades behind the lens, working primarily in analog photography and, more recently, in digital and hybrid processes. He shoots 35mm and medium-format film and prints in the darkroom, from silver gelatin to cyanotype, Van Dyke Brown, and platinum/palladium.

His approach is patient and observational. He spends time with a subject rather than imposing a story on it, looking for moments where light, environment, history, and human presence converge, and leaving room for viewers to bring their own histories to the work.

Recognition

Awards & Honors

Placements and selections for analog and hybrid work, 2019 to 2026.

Recognized with 35 Honorable mentions
30+Years in analog
2IPA placements
3International exhibitions
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Follow the work as it develops, starting with Antarctica & Patagonia this December.