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The first time I saw a painting by Scottish landscape artist Scott Naismith I thought: „Oh wow, this is just beautiful.“ I simply looove paste-like brushes on pictures! There even was this one moment in a museum, were I stood in front of a van Gogh and had to fight my own hands down from […]
Scottish Landscape Artist Scott Naismith! Weiterlesen »
Street photography is a big passion of mine… I know how difficult it can be to capture the soul of everyday life in a picture, to tell a story in one shot, to photograph people in ordinary situations without letting them know (before). My pal Isa and me did this (a very, very long time
Soul Of Hamburg! Weiterlesen »
This one is funny and goes straight into the heart of a book nerd like me: Tired of the ordinary, boring book sections at his local bookstore, one guy decided to create his own alternative sections and carefully placed them all around the bookstore, photographed the results and quickly got away before anyone noticed. Look
Funny Book Sections! Weiterlesen »
“Love every morsel of the people in your life.” – Jennifer Merendino Sadly, most people do not want to hear these realities and at certain points we felt our support fading away. Other cancer survivors share this loss. People assume that treatment makes you better, that things become OK, that life goes back to “normal.”
The Battle We Didn’t Choose: My Wife’s Fight With Breast Cancer by Angelo Merendino! Weiterlesen »
I couldn’t ever live without … Creativity! This one is not (only) arts. It’s even more: Creativity is thinking outside the box, having the courage to try out something new, it’s to dare something. Life would be boring without creativity. The great innovations of our world today would have never happened without creative minds. No
The Things I Couldn’t Live Without: Creativity! Weiterlesen »
Norwegian bride-to-be Thea is sharing her picture-perfect wedding preparations through her blog Theas Bryllup. Thea is 12 years old and will marry Geir – a man 25 years her senior. She’s sharing selfies, pictures of her wedding dress, but also her complex emotions about how she feels about soon becoming a bride. Luckily, nor Thea
Theas Bryllup: A 12-Year-Old Norwegian Bride Brings Attention To A Global Issue! Weiterlesen »
Sometimes I sit in a coffee shop and observe other people, imagining their lifes. Are they happy, are they sad, what makes them lucky, what problems do they have? This is fun … and also gives you a new perspective on your own life: It’s not ALWAYS happy-go-lucky (but quite often :)). The School of
The Problems Of Other Couples! Weiterlesen »
For his Photo Notes project Dutch photographer Hans Eijkelboom travelled through the world for 20 years, photographing people on the streets. Thereby he created a fascinating collection of pics documenting the fashion trends over time. Seeing his collection of photos in his book People of the Twenty-First Century one suddenly realizes that the concept of
We Are All Alike: Hans Eijkelboom’s „People of the Twenty-First Century“! Weiterlesen »
Photographer Richard Johnson travels across Canada comparing the similarities and differences of Ice Fishing architecture between provinces. „As with its distant cousins the native Teepee and the Igloo, the Ice Fishing Hut has its own essential purpose. It must be weather resistant and transportable, giving basic shelter and access to the ground beneath it. These
Canadian Ice Huts by Richard Johnson! Weiterlesen »
Pixel is a hour-long performance that shows dancers interacting with digital projections, simulating for example rain drops or waves on stage. It is created by a collaboration with hip-hop choreographer Cie Kafig and the Adrien M / Claire B Company. This video shows a 3-minute excerpt of the show’s most jaw-dropping moments. Unfortunately, there are currently
Dance + Digital Projection = Pixel! Weiterlesen »