Die gelegentliche Anwesenheit der Tatsache des Schönen

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12 thoughts on “Die gelegentliche Anwesenheit der Tatsache des Schönen”

hansekiki on 9. March 2018 at 17:29 said:

Man scrollt so durch die Serie und bleibt dann abrupt an Nr.5 hängen… sehr charmant 😉 Die Schönheit überdauert jede Zeit, da kann auch ein kreischender Feuerlöscher nix anhaben. Die schützende Umrandung im vorletzten Foto läßt die Statue fast schüchtern erscheinen, gleichzeitig wirken die Motive so erhaben, wahre Schönheit halt, der Rest ist nur Modern 😉
LG kiki

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- 125tel | Fotogalerie on 11. March 2018 at 11:55 said:
  
  Ja, Nr. 5 hat so seinen hintergründigen Witz. Aber ich schwöre, ich habe es nicht so drapiert. Das war schon! Wir wollen hoffen, das Schönheit die Zeit überdauert. Ich fürchte aber, dass sie eher flüchtig ist und immer wieder neu aus der Wirklichkeit heraus gekitzelt werden muss. Denke mal an meinen Post über die Allgegenwart des Hässlichen … Gruß KU
  
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  - hansekiki on 15. March 2018 at 14:27 said:
    
    Das ist dann die Aufgabe des Fotografen, dies immer wieder auf’s neue zu suchen. 😉
    
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    - 125tel | Fotogalerie on 1. April 2018 at 22:58 said:
      
      Große, wahre Worte 😉
      
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ilona on 8. March 2018 at 12:08 said:

il Giardino di Boboli ❤

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- 125tel | Fotogalerie on 11. March 2018 at 11:56 said:
  
  I loved it to be there, walking around. Regards – KU
  
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bluebrightly on 3. March 2018 at 17:35 said:

I always enjoy your irreverent viewpoint….and would you guess, my favorite is the statue behind the frame (9th)? Yes, you would guess that. 😉

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- 125tel | Fotogalerie on 11. March 2018 at 11:57 said:
  
  Dear Lynn, to be honest, it’s my favorite too. The other ones are just arranged for highlighting it. Regards – KU
  
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  - bluebrightly on 12. March 2018 at 18:22 said:
    
    Really! I’m always on the lookout for odd things like that and I’m sure you are, too. Sheets, tarps, etc. They are interesting themselves, and they usually indicate that something is in process, a change, which is also a big part of the charm, right?
    I saw a fantastic example last month near me, at a construction sight. The whole front wall of an ugly retail store was knocked out, so they hung huge opaque plastic sheeting over the front of the building. At night there were lights behind it, very dramatic and mysterious. But they put up tall chain link fencing all around, so how could I get a photo of it? Then the sheeting ripped to bits in the wind. Anyway, I know you would have loved that scene!
    
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    - 125tel | Fotogalerie on 12. March 2018 at 20:27 said:
      
      I totally agree. May be a short video could catch these scene best? Or you try to catch the atmosphere by taking some meaningful details. Alan is a master of doing so. Yes, light and sheets causes a certain mystery. It causes some welcome layers of various meanings. Because anyone knows, things are hidden only because of some renovation. But we as photographers create something more by searching for a certain play of light, some structures and patterns, some meaning, what so ever. It is humorous somehow 😉
      
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puzzleblume on 2. March 2018 at 19:41 said:

… des Schönen und des Komischen. Toll gesehen.

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- 125tel | Fotogalerie on 2. March 2018 at 21:50 said:
  
  So kann man es natürlich auch sagen! Stimmt 😉
  
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