Posts tagged b&w
Académie royale des beaux-arts d’Anvers en 1907
Wooden Box with Horseshoe Magnet by Caleb Charland
Wonder is a state of mind somewhere between knowledge and uncertainty. It is the basis of my practice and results in images that are simultaneously familiar and strange. I utilize everyday objects and fundamental forces to illustrate experiences of wonder. Each photograph begins with a simple question “How would this look? Is that possible? What would happen if…?” and develops through a sculptural process of experimentation. As I explore the garage and search through the basement to solve these pictures, I find ways to exploit the mysterious qualities of these everyday objects and familiar materials.
Einstein and his therapist. “Happiness in intelligent people is the rarest thing I know.” -Hemingway
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Czech photographer Josef Sudek is regarded as one of the legendary photographers of the twentieth century with a career that stretched over sixty years. His increasingly contemplative photographs transformed ordinary subjects by uniting his external observations with deeply felt sensibilities, creating a unique world of his own via The Art Gallery of Ontario
Postcard from the Great Flood of Paris, 1910
Pierrot Le Fou
A is for Astronaut
Colorized Photo by Sanna Dullaway
Double Exposure by Andre de Freitas