Photographs for A. Krasulin’s Project “Reflexion”

During two days I had the pleasure to take photographs of Andrey Krasulin for his project “Reflexion” in the name of the Nadja Brykina Gallery. A choice of these photographs will be shown in his upcoming publication for the exhibition “Andrey Krasulin – Material. Process. Intuition” staged at the Nadja Brykina Gallery in Zurich.

Please check out all the other photographs on my Flickr Account or watch the slideshow below:

Photography: Public 10 & the Serpentine Gallery

During my stay in London last Summer 2010 I had the opportunity to take photographs for the Serpentine Gallery‘s project Centre for Possible Studies – “Public 10″.

Visit me @ flickr

Recently I’m shaping my Flickr-Page … feel free to visit me and watch it grow at:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/erniphoto/

Transfiguration of the Common Place

Title: What if being yourself were a paradox? A transfiguration of the commonplace.
Technique: Scanotype vs. time, on film in light box
measure: each 21 x 29.7 cm
Date: April 2008

Travel Photography – China II

Mamiya 645 AF D, BW negative film

China 2006 – travelling from Hong Kong to Shanghai.

Travel Photography – China I

Mamiya 645 AF D, BW negative film

China 2006 – travelling from Hong Kong to Shanghai.

These pictures illustrate the sharp contrasts between the old and new, the bright and the dark china, as well as my helplessness towards this utterly foreign world.
“You have barely arrived, still a little groggy and suddenly you get clobbered with Hong Kong’s skyscapers. Gently you sink into the chilly, endless and commercialised dark waters of a supernational metropolis. Resurrected and ascending from the dark, one may encounter some of the remaining manifold culture from ancient times and desolate individuals in collective urban deserts.”

Lost In Paradise

Found on: www.vivapixel.com
by: unknown

Travel Photography – Prague, Czech Republic

Prag 2006: EOS 1, BW negative film

An amazing city. The black and white film chosen gives it some retro look, it’s like diving into an ancient world in a present time.

Portrait Of An Artist – Lugano

Canon EOS 1, colour negative film

Approaching a person with photographs is always a tricky thing to do, especially if you want to catch the spirit of a person.
I like this photo story because it’s real, it’s her, it’s just the way she is. Warm colours, artist’s hands, a little bit of an insecure foothold and an amiable smile in a beautiful setting.

pgArt – Front Page WordPress

Wow! pgArt on the front page of WordPress.