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2010 / 2011 / WMO18
Created in 2010 /
Published in 2011 /
No. WMO18
WMO18
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About Wolfgang MothesThose who have seen the castles and palaces photographed by Wolfgang Mothes will hope to one day visit them. It won’t be difficult, as they’re all in Germany. But you might be disappointed when you stand before them in person, as…BACKGROUND INFORMATION
Those who have seen the castles and palaces photographed by Wolfgang Mothes will hope to one day visit them. It won’t be difficult, as they’re all in Germany. But you might be disappointed when you stand before them in person, as they’ll appear somewhat differently than they did in his images. The castles were shot with infrared film that captures light waves above the normal range of visibility. This changes the impression of light and color. Foliage no longer appears dark, but light. The photographer from Frankfurt has cherished analogue black and white as well as infrared photography for many years. He finds both materials to be optimal means of expressing and capturing fascinating, atmospheric images. The pictured castles, in extreme 6x17 format, revel in the high-contrast forest and mountain scenery. The images make the viewer feel as if they were really at Sleeping Beauty’s castle and reality had become a fairytale: fascinating!
Stephan ReisnerVITA
1951 Born in Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Since 1973 Intensive autodidactic study of black and white photography
Lives and works in Frankfurt am Main, GermanyExhibitions
2007 Galerie der Sparkasse, Langen-Seligenstadt, Seligenstadt, Germany
2005 Regionalgalerie Süd, Darmstadt, Germany
2001 Gesamtschau Frankfurter Architektur Arbeiten, Karmeliter Kloster, Frankfurt am Main, Germany
2000 Galerie der Sparkasse Langen-Seligenstadt, Seligenstadt, Germany