
so julian and i share a hobby. what i have seen of this exhibition so far is beautiful.
"timeless" is a good title for a showing of photos. i´ve been thinking about photography a lot lately. through the internet you get to see so many great pictures all the time, by people who run a blog or have a tumblr, and sometimes i wonder why i even try to take nice pictures when everybody could or can. and i also realised that the pictures that at the end of the day impress me the most are the ones that are timeless, simple even in a way. the ones that are still there when you close your eyes, not the ones that fade and morph into eachother, because you´ve seen so many of those perfectly made pics, seen so many repeats of the same styles. i´ve already taken myself out of the "i got an expensive camera and know how to use photoshop"-photographers, because i only take black and whites with an old relfex camera (god that sounded arrogant, sry... i love those kind of people and would love to take pictures like they do... but i tried and failed) and though i know i might never accomplish that, i want to take pictures you could still look at in a hundred years. timeless, and also with an instilled magic that makes you want to look at them for longer than five seconds. and makes you think of them, long after you looked. i want pictures that give you a moment, pictures that don´t rush to the next, and the next, and the next...
i hope i can you show you something that vaguely goes into that direction, soon :D
(quote in headline by ernst haas)