Den Leuten wieder beim Sein zugesehen

Tags: Alltag, Germany, Leipzig, Menschen, Photography, Sachsen, Schwarz-Weiß, Straßenfotografie, Street Photography, urban

14 thoughts on “Den Leuten wieder beim Sein zugesehen”

hansekiki on 21. August 2016 at 21:19 said:

Sehr coole Serie. Das letzte ist natürlich etwas tiefgründiger, aber das wurde hier im Post schon erwähnt. ich find’s auch gewagt mit dem beschneiden der menschen in Bild 3, aber es funktioniert ausgezeichnet. Der Fokus weckt beim Betrachter schon ein paar Beschützerinstinkte 😉 Ansonsten wieder schön den Alltag dargestellt. Wir sind alle nur kleine Rädchen in einem großen Getriebe 😉
LG kiki

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- 125tel | Fotogalerie on 23. August 2016 at 11:33 said:
  
  Die abgeschnittenen Köpfe sind tatsächlich etwas problematisch. So liegt der Fokus aber auf dem Mädchen und dem Jungen und den Tüten. Das ergab einen eigenen Rhythmus im Bild. 1000#prozentig gut ist es deswegen aber nicht. Es lebt von der stolzen Konzentration der Kleinen. Gruß – KUM
  
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ag on 19. August 2016 at 06:14 said:

I especially like the last photo. It’s fun to imagine the two infants in strollers as either the past of the young couple on the left, or their future, assuming they’re romantically involved.

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- 125tel | Fotogalerie on 20. August 2016 at 18:15 said:
  
  Definitely the story behind the picture. In the background is an ad symbolizing escape 😉
  
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bluebrightly on 19. August 2016 at 00:11 said:

Interesting comment about carrying things being an archaic human activity – that puts a new light on things, and on your work, which is terrific here. I like the fourth especially – such a contrast between the slick environment, with its clean, hard angles, and the lumpy looking sweeper and her expression.

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- 125tel | Fotogalerie on 20. August 2016 at 18:13 said:
  
  We are surrounded by modern architecture, electronic technology in an consumers environment. But if it comes down to carry things, we have to rely on movements human beings do since the stone age. Nothing changed since then. A message from our ancestors 😉
  
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luc dewaele on 16. August 2016 at 22:19 said:

Why is human behaviour so predictable? Anywhere on this planet I see the same patterns. One day, as a photographer I might loose my astonishment:)

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- 125tel | Fotogalerie on 16. August 2016 at 22:28 said:
  
  There are patterns. You are right. The most fascinating pattern to me is “carrying things”. It’s so archaic somehow.
  
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  - luc dewaele on 16. August 2016 at 22:32 said:
    
    We do exactly the same things like our ancestors, in many respects, I’m afraid…We are doomed:)
    
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    - 125tel | Fotogalerie on 16. August 2016 at 22:35 said:
      
      Yes, we are 😉 There is only one exception: the smartphone. But it doesn’t set us free …
      
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      - luc dewaele on 16. August 2016 at 22:44 said:
        
        Let’s start a philosophical discussion about ‘freedom’. Das können wir schaffen:)
        
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        125tel | Fotogalerie on 16. August 2016 at 22:53 said:
        
        Ah, freedom and the silly phrase “wir schaffen das”. A never ending story of political simplicity. But I’m not impartial. As you certainly know, Leipzig and Dresden are home to the Pegida-Movement 😉
        
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        luc dewaele on 16. August 2016 at 23:20 said:
        
        And they are trying to conquer Flanders too….
        
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        125tel | Fotogalerie on 17. August 2016 at 08:56 said:
        
        Yes. Politics is back on the streets using social media mobilizing supporters.
        
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