Something different / etwas anders
Above/featured: Intersecting with Ian Wallace: Vancouver Art Gallery – 23 May 2017.
The Oxford Dictionary defines different as:
• not the same as another or each other; unlike in nature, form, or quality.
• novel and unusual.
• distinct; separate.
A first glance at something seen might be good enough at the outset, but a photograph excels at the magic of a moment. Okay, it’s not always magic, and sometimes it’s more than the singularity of an event. Glance at these images and it’s possible you’ll proceed without additional examination, but if you stop for another look, you might find yourself asking questions.
Berlin, Germany
“San Zaccaria”, by Thomas Struth (1995). Hamburger Bahnhof Museum for Contemporary Art – 5 December 2014.
“I can stop time with the press of a button.” S-Bahn train, Friedrichstrasse station – 13 November 2016.
Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Munich, Germany
Winter surfing at the Eisbachwelle – 23 February 2017.
Prague, Czech Republic
Go to the library! (JdÄ›te do knihovny!) PrůchodnÃ, Staré MÄ›sto – 5 November 2016.
“Brownnosers”, by David ÄŒerný. Futura Gallery – 6 November 2016.
Seattle, USA
“Restless”, by Hebrú Brantley, James Street – 6 January 2017.
Vancouver, Canada
Water Street – 6 December 2017.
I made all pictures above with a Canon EOS 6D mark1 between 2014 and 2017; alle Fotoaufnahmen sind mit Wasserzeichen versehen worden. This post appears on Fotoeins Fotografie at fotoeins DOT com as https://wp.me/p1BIdT-dKA.
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5 Responses to “Something different / etwas anders”
Some definite oddballs in there Henry—well done!
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I’ve found rewards to keep my eyes open for unusual shots, even (or especially) for eccentric oddballs. Thanks, Tina!
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Really eccentric – great gallery!
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Thanks, Ann; I’ll accept “eccentric” as a big compliment!
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Haha, and I meant it!
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