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Montag, 31. Juli 2023
Der Buchdummy: Grundton - Berliner U-Bahnstationen
Dies ist der Dummy zu dem Buch: Grundton von Falk Weiß mit Fotografien von Berliner U-Bahnstationen.
Dies ist nicht die finale Version des Buches.
Diese kann für 50,-€ bestellt werden über:
info@falkweiss.com
Buchgestaltung: Clara Neumann
Dienstag, 25. Juni 2019
U-Bahnhof Jannowitzbrücke
#analoguephotography #35mmfilm#fujicolor #nikon #filmphotography#35mmphotography #architecture
#analogefotografie #35mm #ishootfilm#C41
#analogphotography #filmfinder#analoguelove
#filmsnotdead #minimalism#subjectivlyobjective #berlin #berlinonfilm#germany #ic_architecture #nikonfe #Jannowitzbrücke #berlinpostkarten
Labels:
analog,
Architekturfotografie,
Berlin,
BVG,
Falk Weiß,
Fotografie,
omenglu,
photography,
U-Bahn
Freitag, 20. April 2018
Grundton U-Bahnstationen in Berlin Vinetastraße
- falkweiss_photography.
"Grundton" a book about Berlin underground stations
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#analoguephotography #35mmfilm#fujicolor #nikon #filmphotography#35mmphotography #architecture
#analogefotografie #35mm #ishootfilm#C41
#analogphotography #filmfinder#analoguelove
#filmsnotdead #minimalism#subjectivlyobjective #berlin #berlinonfilm#germany #ic_architecture #nikonfe#ubahn #firstoftheroll #u2 #grundton
Montag, 5. Januar 2015
photobook "Grundton" at Lage-Egal in Berlin
Opening Thursday, January 8, 2015, 7 – 10 pm
JANUARY 9 – FEBRUARY 27, 2015
Open days: WED – FRI, 2 – 7 pm, SAT 2 - 5 pm and by appointmentCurated in & by
LAGE EGAL Raum für aktuelle Kunstwww.lage-egal.de
Falk Weiß
Studio: Atelier Monobloque
Franz-Mehring-Platz 1
10243 Berlin
Telefon: 0175 538 94 74
fotografie@omenglu.de
JANUARY 9 – FEBRUARY 27, 2015
Open days: WED – FRI, 2 – 7 pm, SAT 2 - 5 pm and by appointmentCurated in & by
LAGE EGAL Raum für aktuelle Kunstwww.lage-egal.de
Falk Weiß
Studio: Atelier Monobloque
Franz-Mehring-Platz 1
10243 Berlin
Telefon: 0175 538 94 74
fotografie@omenglu.de
Montag, 7. Juli 2014
underground station Turmstraße in Berlin
The entrance to the underground station Turmstraße in Berlin Moabit and the photography of it
Falk Weiß 2014
Labels:
analog,
analog photography,
Architekturfotografie,
Berlin,
Berlin Moabit,
Falk,
Falk Weiß,
Foto,
Fotografie,
Fotos,
isolated houses,
Kunst,
long time project,
omenglu,
Photo,
Photographie,
U-Bahn,
Weiss,
Weiß
Mittwoch, 17. April 2013
photography without camera
I
still stare at people in the U-bahn and in the S-bahn, like I’d never
see them again, as if I have to memorize their faces. Only 7 days are
left until my monthly ticket runs out, and I will be riding my bike from
then on.
One man and two women get on the train, I’m observing them, guessing where they would possibly be getting out. The man is not doing anything. He is dressed fashionably. He is the “Senefelder Platz” or “Eberswalder Strasse” type, glasses, coat, no smartphone. No bag. He seems naked somehow. He can’t be travelling far. He gets out before the women do. One of the women has a white iPhone, a white iPad and a bright coloured bag. Her coat is new, and her leather boots are clean… She is definitely getting out at “Eberswalder Strasse”. She is texting on her iPhone, looking straight through me. She is thinking, day dreaming and finally she gets a response. She is reading a text message on her iPhone, smiles slightly, and even lets out a laugh. That adds a touch of beauty, despite her wide nose and her round face… she’s so neat, the way her hair is combed, not a single tangle. The way she was dressed, and the way she laughs, that makes her really pretty. “Eberswalder Strasse!” She gets out! I’ve guessed everything right until now.
The other woman looks pretty, she doesn’t seem to be as uptight, but rather more casual. I would say, she is getting out at “Schoenhauser Allee”. She’s very pale, her eyes are light brown and she’s very attractive. She sits down exactly where the laughing woman had been. She wouldn’t be sitting down, if it were just one station. I probably won’t get this one right.
Like the other, she takes her phone and starts typing. She receives messages. “Schoenhauser”. She didn’t get out. Damn it!
While I get out at Vinetastrasse, I notice tears are running down her face. One of the messages left her in tears. She stares right through me and continues riding the train.
street photography
translation: sabrina little, Berlin
One man and two women get on the train, I’m observing them, guessing where they would possibly be getting out. The man is not doing anything. He is dressed fashionably. He is the “Senefelder Platz” or “Eberswalder Strasse” type, glasses, coat, no smartphone. No bag. He seems naked somehow. He can’t be travelling far. He gets out before the women do. One of the women has a white iPhone, a white iPad and a bright coloured bag. Her coat is new, and her leather boots are clean… She is definitely getting out at “Eberswalder Strasse”. She is texting on her iPhone, looking straight through me. She is thinking, day dreaming and finally she gets a response. She is reading a text message on her iPhone, smiles slightly, and even lets out a laugh. That adds a touch of beauty, despite her wide nose and her round face… she’s so neat, the way her hair is combed, not a single tangle. The way she was dressed, and the way she laughs, that makes her really pretty. “Eberswalder Strasse!” She gets out! I’ve guessed everything right until now.
The other woman looks pretty, she doesn’t seem to be as uptight, but rather more casual. I would say, she is getting out at “Schoenhauser Allee”. She’s very pale, her eyes are light brown and she’s very attractive. She sits down exactly where the laughing woman had been. She wouldn’t be sitting down, if it were just one station. I probably won’t get this one right.
Like the other, she takes her phone and starts typing. She receives messages. “Schoenhauser”. She didn’t get out. Damn it!
While I get out at Vinetastrasse, I notice tears are running down her face. One of the messages left her in tears. She stares right through me and continues riding the train.
street photography
translation: sabrina little, Berlin
Montag, 15. Oktober 2012
Grundton - Das Fotobuch mit Aufnahmen der Berliner U-Bahn
Alle 50 Exemplare sind fertig gefaltet. Nun müssen die 11 Heftchen noch genäht und gebunden werden.
Vielen Dank an die Helfer: Jovanka, Sabrina, Tadeus und Mira!
Vielen Dank an die Helfer: Jovanka, Sabrina, Tadeus und Mira!
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