This group is for photographs that are influenced by the New Topograhpics movement. The inspiration for this group is the New Topographic exhibition held in 1975 at the Eastman House in Rochester, NY. This exhibition was published in the book "New Topographics" published after the exhibition and republished in 2010. The new Topographics exhibition was comprised of works by Robert Adams, Lewis Baltz, Bernd and Hilla Becher, Joe Deal, Frank Gohlke, Nicholas Nixon, John Schott, Stephen Shore, an…
Staring photos.
Photos in which you remain amazed.
Photos at that you would look for hours.
Mesmerizing photos.
Photos perhaps not perfect but guessed right.
Photos that deserve to pay attention.
Be critical with your submissions.
Only real Durchlatschers!
OK, what is a Durchlatscher? You're taking a picture of a (boring) street scene. There is almost no traffic (pedestrians) here. But, in the moment you're hitting the button somone is durchlatsching through your photo. And the best is: This makes your photo even more interesting and alive!
The junction box in its habitat - preferrably naked, as technology created it - no defacing overpaintings that go against the nature of the junction box.
Photographie « concrète et non abstraite, parce que rien n'est plus concret, plus réel qu’une ligne, qu'une couleur, qu’une surface » Theo van Doesburg
fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Art_concret
www.espacedelartconcret.fr (Donation Albers / Honegger) Mouans-Sartoux
Because abstract photography is never abstract and always in link with the concrete world !
Stuff that's been dropped - specifically on the ground or on/in water etc. but most definitely not up a tree or your nose.
Must have some rigour in framing even if it's intensively trashy this may help, or not.
All images are initially accepted. Occasionally an image may be removed.
Please this is nothing personal and certainly try again!
Dropped Stuff is continuing on from Flickr.
ratbeyfus was the creator of that space and in honour am opening the same up here.
Join up for some Ping Pong :) I would like to invite you to shape a discussion in images, text, sounds, all as erratic as art itself. Let's be open for all things, create space.
to document residential architecture globally. Focused primarily on long term residential not hotels or care facilities. Photography is important so there will be curation to ensure the pool stays on track.
At the edge of major change in culture and consciousness, the artist senses things, sees patterns, feels connected to, images without names or categories. They aren't particularly useful or popular, although they might strike a strong common chord in many people. They may be attractive or not, they may allude to other times, other seasons, but their main attraction is that they seem to be pulling us together into a future without a marquee.
This virtual beach where the coastline of the familiar…
"Schön" ist hier nicht im touristischen Sinne zu verstehen.
Eher im Sinne von "schrecklich schön" oder "schön schrecklich". Oder noch anders: das Schöne im Häßlichen.
Und so, dass Deutschland zu erkennen ist - die landestypischen Eigenheiten lassen viel Raum für Interpretation :)
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Badly Hidden
Badly hidden people, animals, and objects in every day life.
New Topographics -- Photographs of a Human Altered Landscape
This group is for photographs that are influenced by the New Topograhpics movement. The inspiration for this group is the New Topographic exhibition held in 1975 at the Eastman House in Rochester, NY. This exhibition was published in the book "New Topographics" published after the exhibition and republished in 2010. The new Topographics exhibition was comprised of works by Robert Adams, Lewis Baltz, Bernd and Hilla Becher, Joe Deal, Frank Gohlke, Nicholas Nixon, John Schott, Stephen Shore, an…
Shot Eat Shot
Staring photos. Photos in which you remain amazed. Photos at that you would look for hours. Mesmerizing photos. Photos perhaps not perfect but guessed right. Photos that deserve to pay attention. Be critical with your submissions.
Durchlatscher
Only real Durchlatschers! OK, what is a Durchlatscher? You're taking a picture of a (boring) street scene. There is almost no traffic (pedestrians) here. But, in the moment you're hitting the button somone is durchlatsching through your photo. And the best is: This makes your photo even more interesting and alive!
Society for Junction Box Photography (SJBP)
The junction box in its habitat - preferrably naked, as technology created it - no defacing overpaintings that go against the nature of the junction box.
allet druff!
Berlin slang for "it's all there".
Art Concret
Photographie « concrète et non abstraite, parce que rien n'est plus concret, plus réel qu’une ligne, qu'une couleur, qu’une surface » Theo van Doesburg fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Art_concret www.espacedelartconcret.fr (Donation Albers / Honegger) Mouans-Sartoux Because abstract photography is never abstract and always in link with the concrete world !
Dropped Stuff
Stuff that's been dropped - specifically on the ground or on/in water etc. but most definitely not up a tree or your nose. Must have some rigour in framing even if it's intensively trashy this may help, or not. All images are initially accepted. Occasionally an image may be removed. Please this is nothing personal and certainly try again! Dropped Stuff is continuing on from Flickr. ratbeyfus was the creator of that space and in honour am opening the same up here.
Ping Pong
Join up for some Ping Pong :) I would like to invite you to shape a discussion in images, text, sounds, all as erratic as art itself. Let's be open for all things, create space.
Ruhender Verkehr
The aesthetics of parked cars.
residential typologies worldwide
to document residential architecture globally. Focused primarily on long term residential not hotels or care facilities. Photography is important so there will be curation to ensure the pool stays on track.
Béton Brut!
Raw concrete as a signifcant element of the image. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Béton_brut
Construction Site Fence!
Contemporary Site Fence
Write it on a Postcard
Any picture you would want to drop a line and put a stamp on.
Total Topography
Men-made landscape in a prosaic view; preferably without people; no close-up details
New Symbolism
At the edge of major change in culture and consciousness, the artist senses things, sees patterns, feels connected to, images without names or categories. They aren't particularly useful or popular, although they might strike a strong common chord in many people. They may be attractive or not, they may allude to other times, other seasons, but their main attraction is that they seem to be pulling us together into a future without a marquee. This virtual beach where the coastline of the familiar…
City Furniture
Street lights - rubbish bins - chewing gum dispensers - post boxes - traffic signs - traffic lights - phone boxes - - - City Furniture.
Incredibly Boring Postcards
The group name says it all. Check your postcard collection and bore us to death with your best findings.
Manhole covers as a creative means
Photos containing manhole covers - as part of the picture but not as a main motive.
Wo Deutschland am schönsten ist
"Schön" ist hier nicht im touristischen Sinne zu verstehen. Eher im Sinne von "schrecklich schön" oder "schön schrecklich". Oder noch anders: das Schöne im Häßlichen. Und so, dass Deutschland zu erkennen ist - die landestypischen Eigenheiten lassen viel Raum für Interpretation :)