***Please read carefully before posting your photographs***
Monochrome photographs of a 'man-altered landscape' that are stripped of any artistic frills and reduced to an essentially topographic state, conveying substantial amounts of visual information but eschewing entirely the aspects of beauty, emotion and opinion,." "[...] rigorous purity, deadpan humour and a casual disregard for the importance of the images.
Monochrome Fotografien einer durch den Menschen veränderten Landschaft, von jed…
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.
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…
Post your pictures taken with Olympus PEN cameras!
Whether analog (original Pen, PenEE, PenFT, etc.) or digital (E-P1, E-P2, etc.), this is the right place!
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.
Things aren't always as they seem. Please, join the group and add your photos. A facade or façade (pron.: /fəˈsɑːd/) is generally one exterior side of a building, usually, but not always, the front. The word comes from the French language, literally meaning "frontage" or "face". The word can be used as a figure of speech to describe the "face" that people show other people, as opposed to what they really think or do.
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Public groups in which Scott Chaffin is an administrator4 groups in total
allet druff!
Berlin slang for "it's all there".
monochromatic - stylistic - anonymity ----
***Please read carefully before posting your photographs*** Monochrome photographs of a 'man-altered landscape' that are stripped of any artistic frills and reduced to an essentially topographic state, conveying substantial amounts of visual information but eschewing entirely the aspects of beauty, emotion and opinion,." "[...] rigorous purity, deadpan humour and a casual disregard for the importance of the images. Monochrome Fotografien einer durch den Menschen veränderten Landschaft, von jed…
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.
Inspired by Lee Friedlander
Public groups in which Scott Chaffin is a member22 groups in total
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…
Olympus OM System
Post images taken with Olympus OM cameras & Zuiko lenses. Please include in your tag, the camera model and lens used.
Contemporary Landscape
A group for photos of the urban, suburban and industrial landscape, the fragments of landscape in-between and the construction of landscape.
Infiltration | Industrial Exploration
discovering the forbidden we everything rusty, damaged and sometimes dangerous lovely icon from famfamfam.com
forced perspective
Objects in the photo may appear bigger than they are.
ShadowPatterns
Patterns of shadows - on concrete, cobblestones, walls... - of trees, houses, street lights...
Olympus Pen - World
Post your pictures taken with Olympus PEN cameras! Whether analog (original Pen, PenEE, PenFT, etc.) or digital (E-P1, E-P2, etc.), this is the right place!
Sonne, Mond & Sterne
Here you can show your photos of the sun, moon, or stars. Also beautiful clouds and cloud formations are welcome.
Waldwege - forest roads
Forest roads, pathes and trails in all forms and facets are welcome in this group. The forest road should be the main motive
Fences
We collect fences of all view an kind.... de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zaun
Construction Site Fence!
Contemporary Site Fence
Tarmac
Tarmac in all its' varieties: cracks and clefts, road markings, patches... tarmac landscapes.
City Furniture
Street lights - rubbish bins - chewing gum dispensers - post boxes - traffic signs - traffic lights - phone boxes - - - City Furniture.
wellblechfassade / corrugated sheet facade
in and outdoor
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.
p.s. It's all a facade
Things aren't always as they seem. Please, join the group and add your photos. A facade or façade (pron.: /fəˈsɑːd/) is generally one exterior side of a building, usually, but not always, the front. The word comes from the French language, literally meaning "frontage" or "face". The word can be used as a figure of speech to describe the "face" that people show other people, as opposed to what they really think or do.