Disclosure

21 November by Michael Kellenter
 

 

Print on Hahnemühle Fine Art Baryta 308g - Size 45 cm x 130,5 cm 

Paint Your Photograph

19 November by Michael Kellenter

Photographs can be like paintings. There is no need to use any computer tools or expensive photo equipment in order to achieve it. Nature offers anything you need. This is a handheld full frame photograph of grass in tungsten light on Kodachrome Ektar 100 film using a Canon A1 and a Canon 50mm 1.4 at open aperture. 

Wieviele Farben hat die Sehnsucht

12 November by Michael Kellenter
Was ist Wahrheit?
Was ist der Sinn des Lebens? 
Wieviele Farben hat die Sehnsucht?
 
Diese und mehr Fragen beantwortet das Märchenbuch für Erwachsene mit dem Titel "Wieviele Farben hat die Sehnsucht" (Lucy Körner Verlag, ISBN 3-922028-12-8) 
 (Zitat) "...für alle, die noch Mut zum Träumen finden. Denn Sehnsucht ist eine Kraft, die unsere Träume in die Wirklichkeit trägt"
 
Passend zu Buch und Buchtitel fand ich heute beim Stöbern in meinen Negativordnern dieses Bild in Echtfarben, das ich kürzlich an einem nebligen Morgen voller Träume auf Leica M6 und Diafilm Fuji Provia F 100 fotografierte. 
  

 

Flow

11 November by Michael Kellenter
People change.
Our habits change.
Sometimes the world seems to change. 
And sometimes our life changes.
Everything is in a constant flow.
A strong and constant flow of energy.
Just like water. 
No end.
But a beginning. 

The Exercise

08 November by Michael Kellenter

man: "I know it´s time for your food but I decided from now on you´ll have to do some exercises before every day"

dog:  "?"

man: "You know, you can´t always get what you want without doing anything for it. I know it´s hard, but that´s life!"

dog:  "??"

man: "Allright, let´s see what we could make your excercise for today. What are your skills?"

dog: "???"

man: "Come on! EVERY dog has got some skills. Wait. I know! GIVE PAW!"

dog: "????"

man: "You´re not serious, are you? You are not able to give paw?" Shake tail maybe? Turn around? A somersault? Anything? No?"

dog: "No" (meaning "GO GET SOME FOOD FOR ME")

man: *sigh* "okay, wait a minute. I´ll get your food... (man walks away to get some dog food from another room)

dog: "nice try, man. Really..."