Museum Views XII (Duisburg)
Tag: Architecture
Museum Views XI (München)
Museum Views X (Hamburg)
Museum Views IX (Rolandseck)
Architecture, art and audience: These three connect in museums, and I always find that facinating. Great architecture seems to open our minds for art, and art always seems to remind us of the vast range of possibilities we have. So, whenever I walk through a museum, there’ll be some favourite finds!
Museum Views VII (Croix)
Museum Views VI (Lille)
Museum Views V (Lille)
Museum Views II
Museum Views I
Natural History Museum (Darmstadt)
Arles Impressions
Looking Up in Dijon
“There is no ‘There’ There”
From Sarlat
Abstract documenta: shiny
Finestre
Fenster und Fassaden is Christina’s Magical Motto of the Month. And this time, I just seized the opportunity to show some windows (Fenster) I collected during our last trip to Italy, mainly in and around Lucca. I am always fascinated by glass and by the many shapes and designs of windows people come up with.
Please check out the other façades and windows at episoden.film! There are always great contributions to be seen there – and while Christina’s blog is in German, pictures know of no language barrier.
Wiesbadener Fenster
Fenster und Fassaden is Christina’s Magical Motto of the Month. So I thought I’d share the windows I found when I was taking a walk last Sunday. Don’t miss the other façades and windows at episoden.film!
Glasbausteine
There might be use for a bit of light, I shine it because this is my 500. post, plus this is a contribution for the Minimalism Special at Lost in Translation.
More Minimalism
Following up on the idea that minimal photography might mainly be ‘about’ light.
Shadows
So much sun, so many shadows – for Paula’s Thursday Special. I did not really know which one to pick. The second picture is entitled Measure for Measure, and the third one seems to answer to Paula’s question: “Are you ready to face your own shadow?” Or will it make you trip over your own legs?
empire of lights 