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Fotografie auszustellen, gerade in dieser uns alle beutelnden Zeit, wird nicht einfacher. Galerien schließen zuhauf, Ausstellungsmöglichkeiten zu finden wird nicht leichter.
Fotokunst in virtuellen Räumlichkeiten zu präsentieren, als Beispiel zu versenden, ist für mich ein wichtiger Faktor.
No time to sleep! There is already the next cover waiting.
Let’s go and have a nice weekend!
Please help us to find the next cover image for our issue »STRKNG Editors’ Selection – #62«
1 »Corps« © Photographer louisfernandezphotography.com
2 »Somewhere« © Carla Gesikiewicz with Stephan Joachim
3 »soulmates« © Photographer Stefan Beutler
4 © Photographer Enrico Olla
5 »RAUSCH« © Photographer RENSEN
6 »Emma« © Photographer Imar
7 »Melancholia 2« © Photographer Kantorka
8 »last summer« © Photographer Roland Mühler
9 »Carpathian« © Atreyu Verne with Nebula Andromeda
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Flensburg hat Charme und Fotomotive…
To climb an old tree in heels to unite and connect with it in many ways seems to be a fascinating thing. The feeling of rough or smooth surfaces on the naked skin, the wood smell of strong branches and juicy leaves, and of course, the light. The green filtered, leave shadowed, sun rayed, ever changing light inside a tree crown is truely one of the most fascinating impressions for photo creators. Silhouette shadow printing on nakes skin forms entirely new shapes of body and face, framing branches line up with soft skin and high perspectives stretching figures into edless dimensions of beauty. No wonder so many models are feeling the need to climb a tree, it amplifies all the beauty and grace.
Save the environment, protect the woods!
In a territory full of contrasts as Liguria, enclosed between the mountains and the sea, the area of the Beigua Geopark represents an exemplary section of the region, where it is possible to find also within short distances such varied environments and landscapes as to impress the unaware visitor: a wonderful balcony made up of mountains overlooking the sea, where nature, history, culture and ancient traditions represent elements of extraordinary value and interest.
In the last 20 years, this landscape is radically changing, due to wildfires and climate change. Pine woods are transforming into heath and Mediterranean scrub, raining is more violent than in the past, and the land is subject to erosion. Everything is different and nobody knows the outcome of this deep transformation in the future years.
Erupción del volcán Cumbre Vieja en la isla de la Palma (Islas Canarias- España) 2021
San Colombano hill is the only place in the province of Milan devoted to viticulture and winemaking. It’s said that these were introduced—together with Christianity—by St. Columbanus in the 7th century. The hillside park extends between the Lambro and Po rivers and covers almost 1,500 hectares (~3,707 acres). This land is shared by five municipalities, but 60% belongs to San Colombano. The highest altitude is at Madonna dei Monti which reaches 147 meters (~482 feet).
Vineyards occupy one-third of the hill. There, vines of Croatina, Barbera, and Uva Rara are cultivated and their grapes blended together to make the fine San Colombano Rosso, or red. Pleasant and sparkling with notes of berries when young, the vino reaches its highest expression in the mature Riserva version. In a turn of events from legend to literature, the San Colombano red may actually be the wine featured in Alessandro Manzoni’s famous historical novel, The Betrothed, which is set in and around Milan in the 1600s.
Hinter Glas oder Fotografieren in den Zeiten von Corona
Wenn der Fixierer stirbt und dir eine nie dagewesene Sichtweise auf deine Fotos erlaubt.
Ein Missgeschick, welches bei einem Portrait vermutlich fatal gewesen wäre, ermöglicht es hier einen besonderen „Bildlook“, welchen ich vorher noch nie gesehen habe.
Manche Herbstblätter erleben als ihr mutmaßlich letztes Vergnügen eine Fahrt einen kleinen Bach entlang. Ihrer anmutigen ‘ars natandi’ – ihrer Schwimmkunst – habe ich in diesem Herbst viel Aufmerksamkeit als Fotograf geschenkt. Hier ein paar Beispiele.