Markus Spring
said at 2019-10-09 18:13:32: Thank you very much, Sherri. This kind of oddish composed image is one of my favourites in this series.
Markus Spring
said at 2019-10-09 18:11:44: Jeff, I happen to be married to a very determined wife, who strongly encouraged me to use the opportunity of the "open monument day" in this old power plant. So the praise has to go to her!
Markus Spring
said at 2019-10-09 18:09:46: Yes, there is dynamics in this shape, and it bridges a gap between Jules Verne and the longing for discovery in so many of the science fiction stories situated in space. I hope we will not have to resort to an exodus in unknown spheres but be able to fix the problems on our earth...
Markus Spring
said at 2019-10-09 18:06:32: Thanks, Carl. Printing is something I plan for the next free weekend. Baryta-coated paper should work perfectly for my purposes.
Markus Spring
said at 2019-10-09 18:04:26: Francis, usually it is a welcome surprise when the eyes and a quirky mind agree to focus on something otherwise completely vernacular. And whilst I enjoy company very much, such discoveries most often happen when strolling alone.
Markus Spring
said at 2019-10-09 18:01:14: Danke, Uwe. Das ist natürlich auch "Spazierensehen", was ich da mache - es funktioniert nicht immer (irgendwie bin ich da recht abhängig von momentanen Seelenzuständen), aber die Freude über Gelungenes ist immer wieder eine willkommene Bestätigung, dass die Augen und der (eigenwillige) Assoziationsapparat funktionieren.
Francis J
said at 2019-10-07 17:40:10: This kind of spaceship is really ultramodern. Or a bit old age. Something we could admire in comics book of the early 20th century ;-) And I like the way it stuns me, making my imagination travel. Travelling, that's exactly the point.
Francis J
said at 2019-10-03 20:29:56: I agree with Uwe, these objects (stone, for example) and subjects (trees, for example) make part of a category: details. And it seems this rolling stone found its destination. I just hope it won't finish in one of the litters.
Uwe
said at 2019-10-02 08:15:28: Deine Solitär-Fundstück-Fotos (Baum, Stein...) sind auch ein Genre für sich! Dafür muss man erstmal einen Blick entwickeln im urbanen Allerlei.
Gruß Uwe
Markus Spring
said at 2019-10-01 19:27:05: Wer braucht noch Christo, wenn er solche Bauarbeiter hat! Du siehst, Uwe, München ist in jeder Hinsicht eine Stadt der Superlative ;)
Markus Spring
said at 2019-10-01 19:24:17: Carl, this is a strange collection in front of that house! Maybe the two smaller statues were part of a calvary group.
Markus Spring
said at 2019-10-01 19:21:05: A slow moment, thanks God!
Markus Spring
said at 2019-10-01 19:20:46: Uwe, man mag an Zufälle oder Nicht-Zufälle glauben - aber ich habe gar nicht gewartet, sondern war gerade in dem Moment da. Und als "aufmerksam Umherschweifendem" war mir die gelungene Kombination doch rechtzeitig klar.
Markus Spring
said at 2019-10-01 19:17:59: You know that old saying about 'when luck meets preparation', Jeff: I just happened to be there, had the camera with the normal lens in my hand like always when walking alone, and voilà - the stars aligned.
Aber sich überschneidende Sichtweisen passt doch perfekt zur Perspektive eines Supervisors😊 Klasse Aufnahme! Gruß Uwe
Thank you very much, Sherri. This kind of oddish composed image is one of my favourites in this series.
Jeff, I happen to be married to a very determined wife, who strongly encouraged me to use the opportunity of the "open monument day" in this old power plant. So the praise has to go to her!
Yes, there is dynamics in this shape, and it bridges a gap between Jules Verne and the longing for discovery in so many of the science fiction stories situated in space. I hope we will not have to resort to an exodus in unknown spheres but be able to fix the problems on our earth...
Thanks, Carl. Printing is something I plan for the next free weekend. Baryta-coated paper should work perfectly for my purposes.
Francis, usually it is a welcome surprise when the eyes and a quirky mind agree to focus on something otherwise completely vernacular. And whilst I enjoy company very much, such discoveries most often happen when strolling alone.
Danke, Uwe. Das ist natürlich auch "Spazierensehen", was ich da mache - es funktioniert nicht immer (irgendwie bin ich da recht abhängig von momentanen Seelenzuständen), aber die Freude über Gelungenes ist immer wieder eine willkommene Bestätigung, dass die Augen und der (eigenwillige) Assoziationsapparat funktionieren.
a superbly composed image love, love
Markus, terrific series. Love the repetition of shapes and all the shiny surfaces.
This kind of spaceship is really ultramodern. Or a bit old age. Something we could admire in comics book of the early 20th century ;-) And I like the way it stuns me, making my imagination travel. Travelling, that's exactly the point.
Very nice series. Have you printed them?
I agree with Uwe, these objects (stone, for example) and subjects (trees, for example) make part of a category: details. And it seems this rolling stone found its destination. I just hope it won't finish in one of the litters.
Great subject, I'll look forward to more, off to a good start.
Deine Solitär-Fundstück-Fotos (Baum, Stein...) sind auch ein Genre für sich! Dafür muss man erstmal einen Blick entwickeln im urbanen Allerlei. Gruß Uwe
Wer braucht noch Christo, wenn er solche Bauarbeiter hat! Du siehst, Uwe, München ist in jeder Hinsicht eine Stadt der Superlative ;)
Admittedly I helped a bit in postprocessing ;)
Yes, roses on steroids are threatening!
Carl, this is a strange collection in front of that house! Maybe the two smaller statues were part of a calvary group.
A slow moment, thanks God!
Uwe, man mag an Zufälle oder Nicht-Zufälle glauben - aber ich habe gar nicht gewartet, sondern war gerade in dem Moment da. Und als "aufmerksam Umherschweifendem" war mir die gelungene Kombination doch rechtzeitig klar.
You know that old saying about 'when luck meets preparation', Jeff: I just happened to be there, had the camera with the normal lens in my hand like always when walking alone, and voilà - the stars aligned.
Ach Uwe, manchmal fürchte ich, es gibt nichts Neues unter der Sonne ;)
Klasse Foto. Das Neue Sehen lässt grüßen, etwa die Heizungs-Fotos von Albert Renger-Patzsch aus den 30er Jahren.
The decisive moment!
Great frozen action, but what's the matter with the guy on the right?