(On the PC Desktop) Hover over the photos to view the photographer’s names and descriptions.
Junko Yokota – “Serenity in the Bayou”
Taken from a kayak in a bayou, tripod extended underwater and camera barely clearing the waterline. Long exposure with stacked filters.
Nasim Farahani – “Between Light and shadow”
Das Bild wurde von mir als Selbstporträt im Fensterspiegel im Frühling dieses Jahres 2024 in einem Hotel in Frankfurt aufgenommen.
Twin Mont Blanc Peaks
Looking into a busy storefront, the sign beckoned me to capture the seemingly chaotic reflections to Get Lost Here.
An elderly man playing Janggi in Seoul, South Korea with his aviator glasses reflecting the Janggi board
Early morning sunrise at Salar de Uyuni, a salt flat which was covered in water causing the reflection of the sunrise and clouds.
Nishard Ghouse – “Neon Nights”
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Gabi Breitenbach – “Space ship landing in Venice”
German pavillion at the Biennale in Venice. The photo was taken in 2024 at the Art Biennale in Venice at the German Pavillion. I was fascinated by the mysterious atmosphere of the scenery. The reflections on the floor contribute to the scene by adding a sense of infinity. At the core of the piece is a spaceship designed to transport people from Earth to a better world. The journey aboard the spaceship becomes an immersive experience: By lying down on one of the cushions and looking up at the ceiling, viewers can embark on the voyage themselves. The visitors present in the photo prefer to take part by taking photos. The work “Light to the Nations” – was created by Israeli artist Yael Bartana. It is a sci-fi utopia that could also be a dystopia – Bartana doesn’t commit to either interpretation.
Marco Herrmann – “Portrait of a Portrait”
I was taking a photo of my wife while she was taking a photo from our mirror image in a window
Ein komplett verspiegelter Raum bei der Biennale in Venedig lud zum Spielen mit den Reflektionen ein.