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Images => Life, the Universe & Everything Else => Topic started by: Frank Fremerey on May 25, 2016, 11:23:31
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Our city has 320.000 human inhabitants originating from roughly 200 different countries ... I guess there are 100.000 different life styles to meet and being met by here ... the other life ... all humans who are not in my direct circle of a few hundred ... all animals and plants ... create forms ... forms I cannot always understand ... fascinating to be touched by these ... leading a life not as a solitaire but as a person connecting to these others ... to the other life ... yesterday I shot a first series of other life walking my city ... life that somehow echoed my current mood ... green was important ... light was important ... wild growth ... buildings as expression of other life styles ... walking my city not as a constructionist photographer but as an emotional human being ... being moved, being touched, being changed and enchanted by the other life ... to be continued
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Very "conceptual" series. I like your points of view.
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different..
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Now we are talking ....love the concept, and see your vision.
The first image, dead fly's and the Mannequin heads touched my emotions ....well done!
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Frank, I'm into the darker mood you've presented across this series, both visually and conceptually. I look forward to the continuation.
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dreams: broken and fulfilled.
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Great series, the second one technically very different from the first (but in a close mood, it seems).
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Great concept, well executed.
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my neighbours once a year create a makeshift altar with a flower mandala (other neighbours a few hunderd meters away do the same, 4 Altars together) ... I can easily attach to this, very nice and open modern girls and boys with all the hopes and clothes and smartphones and ideas ... love that hurts and joy of earthling things everybody enjoys ...
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but then a strange thing happens ... police blocks a public road for the while and ... a procession comes that has its root deep in German Biedermeier ... and they most enstrangingly hold a Latin language church service right below my window ... this year I did dare to step closer to capture some of the feel of this event that seems to have fallen out of time ... transporting values that I cannot attach to ... all the melodies I know but in a different context ... Pope Pius X as their hero ... anti modernist and at times politically very questionable at least in some representatives ... I hope I managed to capture and transport my enstrangement in these two sets of pictures...
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In this third set I show how normal & modern these people seem to me ... how comes they cater to this anti modernist celebration of belief?
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dark street
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Today at the horses I found again:
The X100T is G O R G E O U S !!!!!
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Lovely series, Frank. The color and density choices feel 'right'.
The imagery made by the fixed 23mm on the X100T has a great charm...even wide open.
I use my Fuji 23mm all the time, now on my new XE2s.
Question: What is your current preferred raw converter for the Fuji-X files?
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Lovely series, Frank. The color and density choices feel 'right'.
The imagery made by the fixed 23mm on the X100T has a great charm...even wide open.
I use my Fuji 23mm all the time, now on my new XE2s.
Question: What is your current preferred raw converter for the Fuji-X files?
PhotoNinja 1.3.5c
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Frank, I have enjoyed the series as a whole with some very touching moments. Pity I have missed it until today.
Thanks for bringing it back!
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Very personal work, i like.
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Interesting and engaging seipries Frank. Very nice indeed!
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Today at mass
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wow, such drama in the first image of the last series, great light, only the hands in focus, and the person kneeling really transmit a deep emotion
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wow, such drama in the first image of the last series, great light, only the hands in focus, and the person kneeling really transmit a deep emotion
Yes. Agree. Very impressive shot.
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had not seen this series before today. Quite an emotional mind space you were in when creating this insight Frank. Some really thought provoking images and themes. Quite like some standout images in the first lot and a number of others in subsequent lots. The "today and Mass" first image is truly in so many respects (conventional and less conventionally) a charged and compelling image.
It is refreshing to see photographic themes like this series/post that are outside the box .
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Frank, this series is very poignant. All images are reflections of your self. Appreciate it.
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#0287 Is stunning ......it feels intrusive/invasive, which makes it even more powerful. Well done mate!
Love
Bez
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0287 is emotionally very strong. It is a very personal series. Thanks for sharing Frank
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It is hard to see someone suffering so badly.
He was for me the incarnation of suffering.
I was flattened and only begin to dare shooting occurances like these. I do not believe he was kneeling for prayer. He was kneeling because his inner demons and pain made him kneel. I only shot this because I still respect his personal identity due to his position. I do not shoot people praying. My interprertation is not that he is praying.
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I just post some ooc shots today. I am tired.
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Frank,
You have a very unique and engaging was of expression through photography. I'm always curious in what you share. Thank you!
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Frank,
You have a very unique and engaging was of expression through photography. I'm always curious in what you share. Thank you!
Love your work and your words, Andrew.
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today
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more from the torn bleeding heart of our city
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And for the record:
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watering memories
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new balance
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Wonderful Baustellenästhetik :)
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I am pleased you like my de construction pictures. Now all corners are cut and the bore is dominating
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Thank you for sharing these Frank. I could pick 5 favorites from all the pictures posted, but this topic is clearly not about that. It is about your perception, and finding well over 5 very involving photographs in, what is essentially, a small body of work, goes to show that you observe your environment very well and think about daily occurences a lot. Such devotion to observation makes me ashamed of myself, because most of my photography is snapshot like in comparison. These series of photos make me strive to do better :)
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these words come from one of my most admired person and photographer here? I am floored. I feel that I am working hard to achieve something in photography. Others have talent, I am struggeling for every pixel I get right. The more proud I am if I manage to achieve my benchmark: a photo that satisfies me. My customers are satisfied too fast most of the time and I know how to be a camera whore with well shown horses at dawn pleasing everyone. But pleasing myself, my hardest critic is next to impossible