Dublin
Baile Átha Cliath
Welcome to Dublin. A city I expected to be much more fancy looking than it actually is. My idea stemmed from the information I had gathered about housing market prices beforehand. If you pay 500 Euros for a shared room in the city centre it must be a pretty posh place I concluded. I was not completely wrong. Dublin has its . . .
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Colour
It almost looks like reality
These photos were taken with different rolls of film over the last two months or so. Their arrangement does not refer to any spatial or temporal coherence between them. But it might. Please feel free to establish any degree of coherence for yourself.
Locations: Luxembourg, Berlin and Kassel. I . . .
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Urban Impressions
Berlin + Luxembourg + Kassel
Stony landscapes. Not mountains. Walls made of accomodations.
My sky is a strip of light when I raise my head.
Life is dense here. A man is shouting. Young girls order kebabs. Laughter. Honking cars. Smelly trains. Fast taxis. Slow tourists. Two lovers are making . . .
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Land
Land.
Das Korn das ich esse gedeiht hier.
Der Himmel ist weit. Die Hecken sind gepflegt.
Meine weißen Turnschuhe schlurfen über den asphaltierten Feldweg.
Die Dorfbewohner fahren . . .
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Berlin V
The most expensive post
This is probably the most expensive post on this blog so far. The reason? All of these photos were taken via analogue film and then digitalised. Just to transform these images into a digital format, which is able to be shown on this blog, several steps had to be undertaken.
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Welt aus Glas und Wasser
Welt aus Glas und Wasser.
Shoppingmall gefüllt mit Fischen.
Die Kinder sind entzückt.
Der Kraken bleibt in seiner Höhle.
Aquarium.
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Rotterdam
Visual Information
What do we really see in these photographs? Maybe only what we expect. The explanation for what it is being seen is provided by the way we learn how to read visual information.
Actually, all of these are just two-dimensional recordings of light, which have fallen on the electronic sensors of my camera when I . . .
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Cover image credit: http://Ernest Thiesmeier
