© all images Michael Werner
Monday, April 13, 2009
Sunday, April 12, 2009
Friday, April 10, 2009
Monday, April 06, 2009
Munich - München
Tomorrow we are heading off to Munich to see
this
and this
and this
I am already looking forward to see the big show of William Eggleston at the Haus der Kunst in Munich
It's the Exhibition William Eggleston- Democratic Camera - Photography and Video 1961 - 2008
this
and this
and this
I am already looking forward to see the big show of William Eggleston at the Haus der Kunst in Munich
It's the Exhibition William Eggleston- Democratic Camera - Photography and Video 1961 - 2008
Sunday, April 05, 2009
Two Way Lens and Terri Weifenbach
Two Way Lens proudly presents Terri Weifenbach
I am happy that another wonderful photographer is part of my project.
I fell in love with Terri's work after seeing her books Hunter Green and Snake Eyes. Unfortunately both books are sold out and only available on the secondary market for a huge amount of money.
It was a real pleasure to get in touch with Terri for this project and exchange emails with her.
Please visit Two Way Lens and find out what Terri has to say.
Terri's work is to find here and here
from the series Between Maple And Chestnut
from the series Between Maple And Chestnut
from the series Between Maple And Chestnut
from the series Between Maple And Chestnut
from the series Between Maple And Chestnut
from the series Between Maple And Chestnut
from the series Secrets
from the series Secrets
© all images Terri Weifenbach
I am happy that another wonderful photographer is part of my project.
I fell in love with Terri's work after seeing her books Hunter Green and Snake Eyes. Unfortunately both books are sold out and only available on the secondary market for a huge amount of money.
It was a real pleasure to get in touch with Terri for this project and exchange emails with her.
Please visit Two Way Lens and find out what Terri has to say.
Terri's work is to find here and here
from the series Between Maple And Chestnut
from the series Between Maple And Chestnut
from the series Between Maple And Chestnut
from the series Between Maple And Chestnut
from the series Between Maple And Chestnut
from the series Between Maple And Chestnut
from the series Secrets
from the series Secrets© all images Terri Weifenbach
Monday, March 30, 2009
WILD THINGS! Photography for Animal Lovers
I've got invited to the show Wild Things! Photography for Animal Lovers at Stricola Contemporary, 3 Wooster Street, New York.
The opening of the show will be on May 2nd and the show runs through June 5th.
Greg Garry curated an amazing show with an incredible lineup of artists. To be in such an exhibition is a dream come true for me.
I will be in New York from April 28th through May 3rd.
The artists in the show are:
Corey Arnold, Roderick Angle, Radeq Brousil, Chris Buck, Boza Ivanovic, Luke Gilford, Jill Greenberg , Adam Krause, Kate Kunath, Catherine Ledner, Patrick McMullan, Perou, Stacey Pittman, Andy Reynolds, Matt Salacuse, Sarah Small, Alexo Wandael, Sarah Wilmer.
Works from my series Vanity Fair will be in the sow
The opening of the show will be on May 2nd and the show runs through June 5th.
Greg Garry curated an amazing show with an incredible lineup of artists. To be in such an exhibition is a dream come true for me.
I will be in New York from April 28th through May 3rd.
The artists in the show are:
Corey Arnold, Roderick Angle, Radeq Brousil, Chris Buck, Boza Ivanovic, Luke Gilford, Jill Greenberg , Adam Krause, Kate Kunath, Catherine Ledner, Patrick McMullan, Perou, Stacey Pittman, Andy Reynolds, Matt Salacuse, Sarah Small, Alexo Wandael, Sarah Wilmer.
Works from my series Vanity Fair will be in the sow
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Thank you Brieke
A big shout out to the people from Brieke in Frankfurt.
I am invited to the show WILD THINGS! Photography for Animal Lovers at Stricola Contemporary, 3 Wooster Street, New York.
For this show I have to get my images printed and get them shipped to New York. So far everything fine and nothing special. But the timeframe is very tight. The show will be opened on May 2nd. The People from Brieke are very professional and make the best prints in Frankfurt. They work with the photographer very close and fulfill any special need.
I couldn't tell how happy I was and still am to get my prints from them.
So, if you have a show in Germany and need prints in best quality, consider Brieke for the job.
I am invited to the show WILD THINGS! Photography for Animal Lovers at Stricola Contemporary, 3 Wooster Street, New York.
For this show I have to get my images printed and get them shipped to New York. So far everything fine and nothing special. But the timeframe is very tight. The show will be opened on May 2nd. The People from Brieke are very professional and make the best prints in Frankfurt. They work with the photographer very close and fulfill any special need.
I couldn't tell how happy I was and still am to get my prints from them.
So, if you have a show in Germany and need prints in best quality, consider Brieke for the job.
Wednesday, March 04, 2009
Two Way Lens and Jessica Todd Harper
Two Way Lens proudly presents Jessica Todd Harper
Another great photographer is now part of my project.
I am excited and happy that Jessica answered my three questions. It was a pleasure to exchange emails with her and work with her on this project.
Find out what Jessica has to say and visit Two Way Lens
Please visit also Jessica's website. It's really worthwhile.
Colleen and Becky, 2006
Christmas Eve Dinner, 2006
Becky with Christopher and Mom, 2006
Becky with Papa, 2007
Judith and her Children, 2006
© all images Jessica Todd Harper
Another great photographer is now part of my project.
I am excited and happy that Jessica answered my three questions. It was a pleasure to exchange emails with her and work with her on this project.
Find out what Jessica has to say and visit Two Way Lens
Please visit also Jessica's website. It's really worthwhile.
Colleen and Becky, 2006
Christmas Eve Dinner, 2006
Becky with Christopher and Mom, 2006
Becky with Papa, 2007
Judith and her Children, 2006© all images Jessica Todd Harper
Tuesday, March 03, 2009
Yaniv Waissa
Yaniv Waissa is a photographer from Israel. He has many very interesting projects on his website.
The photos below are from his series Butterflies I Haven't Seen There
This is what Yaniv writes about this project:
It is unexpectedly now, in an era where life in general and photography specifically, is being digitized, when I choose to go back in time. Back to older techniques, to the good old photographic material. I chose to use a variety of plastic toy cameras, light weight and mobile and a variety of films and polaroids.
I deal with a collective- cultural memory, which I embrace for my own personal needs. I go on a physical journey with my camera; a visual journey of the eyes, imagination and recollection, An emotional journey back in time, to the districts of the memory, districts that contain no comfort. I deal with the present through the past. I capture views, places and objects filled with echoes from the past. A past that is also a present and that lives and revives the memories, the collective traumas and my personal emotions.
I deal with the holocaust, through the camera; I seek to understand, to immortalize something hidden in the sights. I try to ignore the world of images widely connected to the holocaust. I intend to create a new system of associations that will activate personal charges: mine and the viewers'.
all images from the project Butterflies I haven't seen there
© all images Yaniv Waissa
The photos below are from his series Butterflies I Haven't Seen There
This is what Yaniv writes about this project:
It is unexpectedly now, in an era where life in general and photography specifically, is being digitized, when I choose to go back in time. Back to older techniques, to the good old photographic material. I chose to use a variety of plastic toy cameras, light weight and mobile and a variety of films and polaroids.
I deal with a collective- cultural memory, which I embrace for my own personal needs. I go on a physical journey with my camera; a visual journey of the eyes, imagination and recollection, An emotional journey back in time, to the districts of the memory, districts that contain no comfort. I deal with the present through the past. I capture views, places and objects filled with echoes from the past. A past that is also a present and that lives and revives the memories, the collective traumas and my personal emotions.
I deal with the holocaust, through the camera; I seek to understand, to immortalize something hidden in the sights. I try to ignore the world of images widely connected to the holocaust. I intend to create a new system of associations that will activate personal charges: mine and the viewers'.
all images from the project Butterflies I haven't seen there
© all images Yaniv Waissa
Thursday, February 26, 2009
Tamir Sher
Tamir Sher is a photographer from Israel. I like his work and would like to show some of his photographs on my blog.
The images below are from his series SHERSHER.
On his website is much more to discover. So please make sure to check it out.
Tamir also runs a blog so check this out too.
© all images Tamir Sher
The images below are from his series SHERSHER.
On his website is much more to discover. So please make sure to check it out.
Tamir also runs a blog so check this out too.
© all images Tamir Sher
Sunday, February 22, 2009
Day Four
Day Four is a publication, currently made out of Munich. Germany by Fiona Hayes, editor and art director of D4.
Every issue has a special theme. The current one is: The New Constellations
This is what Fiona writes about Day Four:
What is dayfour?
Dayfour is a magazine of personal work, mainly by photographers. Like any magazine, it has a variety of contributors, runs collections of (visual) articles, and is printed and published periodically. Some people call it a book, because, well, it looks like a book. In fact it is produced more like an album: issues are put out once a year, each one built around a theme. Dayfour magazine is printed digitally in a very small, numbered, limited edition (we don't have much money). It is produced annually so we can put lots of thought into each issue (and carry on with the day job). The worldwide publishing industry does a great deal of damage to the environment, and so dayfour makes a virtue of being small and an effort to be beautiful.
Why 'dayfour'?
In an ideal world, we could work for a living three days a week. On the fourth day we'd work on whatever we are drawn to, intrigued or fascinated by. Personal stuff. The work we do for love. Dayfour is all about working for love. (And having a three-day weekend.)
What's the background?
Dayfour was launched in London in 2002. The idea for a magazine of photographers' personal work came out of many years' experience in editorial art direction. Often the pictures photographers took for themselves were more exciting than those they were commissioned to do. We started to put together collections of photographs, based around themes, and to show these collections to people who might commission the photographers. So far there have been six issues, the latest produced out of Munich, Germany.
Make sure to check it out and have a great time with Day Four
Friday, February 13, 2009
Two Way Lens and Martin Parr
Two Way Lens proudly presents Martin Parr
I am happy that I could add another great photographer to my project.
Find out what Martin has to say and visit Two Way Lens
Make sure to visit also Martin's website here
Martin Parr, from the series Luxury
Martin Parr, from the series Luxury
Martin Parr, from the series Playas
Martin Parr, from the series Playas
Martin Parr, from the series Melbourne Cup
Martin Parr, from the series Melbourne Cup
© all images Martin Parr
I am happy that I could add another great photographer to my project.
Find out what Martin has to say and visit Two Way Lens
Make sure to visit also Martin's website here
Martin Parr, from the series Luxury
Martin Parr, from the series Luxury
Martin Parr, from the series Playas
Martin Parr, from the series Playas
Martin Parr, from the series Melbourne Cup
Martin Parr, from the series Melbourne Cup© all images Martin Parr
Runa Rosina Menges
Sunday, February 01, 2009
Two Way Lens and Ron Jude
Two Way Lens proudly presents Ron Jude
Another fantastic photographer is now part of my project. I am excited and happy that Ron agreed to answer my three questions.
It was a real pleasure to work with him. Find out what Ron has to say and visit Two Way Lens here
But make sure to visit also Ron's website. There are so many incredible projects to find.
Springfield, MO 2007
Baton Rouge, LA 2005
Los Angeles, CA 2004
Pismo Beach, CA 2007
Las Cruces, NM 2008
Los Angeles, CA 2007
© all images Ron Jude
Another fantastic photographer is now part of my project. I am excited and happy that Ron agreed to answer my three questions.
It was a real pleasure to work with him. Find out what Ron has to say and visit Two Way Lens here
But make sure to visit also Ron's website. There are so many incredible projects to find.
Springfield, MO 2007
Baton Rouge, LA 2005
Los Angeles, CA 2004
Pismo Beach, CA 2007
Las Cruces, NM 2008
Los Angeles, CA 2007© all images Ron Jude
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