Chicago

En Passant

I didn't do this for a while, but last Sunday I managed to spend all day walking New York.

More Museum Pictures

A very very large painting by Gustave Caillebotte called "Paris Street, Rainy Day".



A very very small model of a room behind a glass window, captured with a 12mm wide angle lens.

Abandoned

aipad Photography Show

Something informative:
Tomorrow is the last day of the four day aipad Photography show in New York City. From noon till 6pm you have the chance to see the work of not less than 90 photography artists. Click here for more information.

Call for Participation

I got some lame ideas for a short dialog, but don't wanna spoil the images with balloons right now.
Anyway, feel free to write a comment with your ideas for text!

Photo Club Meeting

I finally made it to another club meeting yesterday and had the pleasure to listen to Anne McCauley, professor of the History of Photography and Modern Art at Princeton University. Her talk was about William Henry Fox Talbot and the invention of photographic vision.
According to her talk, Talbot was a scientist with not much of an artistic idea or talent, but with an enormous drive for exploration and experimentation. In fact, most techniques photographers use today had been pioneered by Talbot. The talk had a little psycho analytical touch about why he did certain things which spiced it all up.
I'm still far away from seeing the big picture of the history of photography, but this one is a nice piece in the puzzle.

New Series - Street Portraiture

A colorful collection of people I photographed spontaneously on the streets or at parties. All images are a bit "draganized".

Panoramic Street Shot

Three exposures. One of 5, one of 15, and one of 25 seconds. As he would be aware of what I'm doing, this guy didn't even move once.

Philly Street Shot

One Man Show

Taken at South Street