Fieldlife (plowing for the future) 06.10.07
here goes the farmer
Frederick Mann
here comes the farmer (on his way to work)
Frederick Mann
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Nana G 27/01/2008 11:05
Ich kann mich Wilfried nur anschließen. Sehr schön.lg die nana
Wilfried Niemer 28/10/2007 16:52
Eindrucksvoll dieses Bild, gerade durch seine Reduktion in Farbe und Inhalt.Gruß, Wilfried
Wolf Maier 25/10/2007 18:27
a masterpieceWolf
Gertie 24/10/2007 19:19
Countrylike....plowing with so big machines is the daily work of a farmer ...no one remembers the horse-plowing from former times and the many paintings of that.....this is just a modern way...and in decades of years...what might it be then...?? Because you made the pic supposingly with wide -angle it looks very dymanically. Greetings GertrudClaudia Jenniges 24/10/2007 17:36
Thank´s for the detailed answer, Frederick.To most of your pics:
What I wrote (combiner...) had been a kind of a flighty
feeling,
it changed to figurative idea and now it´s grown up, adult.
I´ was able to transform it into words, your work.
Nice to meet you :)
Claudia
Frederick Mann 24/10/2007 16:41
@Claudia:
(long pause thinking)
ummmmmm...
funny you should say that ... as
that's what I have been thinking myself
the last few days.... which is odd
(not that you were thinking the same thing.. but rather ) because I remember when
I started to fotograf
(you were most likely not born then)
color film was 1. rare
2. expensive
3, and I was very opinionated ... thinking
(yes I thought that too) that one can't really fotograf in color ... because I, as a painter... has control the entire composition... the materia, format (size of canvas or paper) the colors...
(not that I was then a control freak)..
but an artist (painter)
even when he paints portraits or landscapes ... adjusted the color to compositon mood feeling...
and
even
when a person came to pose... wearing a red dress..
I could paint it white... (with blue stars)
because it was better for the compositon.
(do you see what I'm trying to get at this far?)
(continues without a pause)
well...
yes.. to make a long story short...
since I returned to my berufung
(as man artist failure)
after my social retirement
II took up fotografing
first as relaxation and fun
... then,
when I discovered my artist eye returned..
(I could see again)
I started.. well.. you can see.. ummmmm.....
and so
it occured to me the other day...
my opinion about color fotografie has changed ...
(short pause)
I myself am amazed how well I manage color mood feeling and compositon...
thank you claudia... your statement helped me very much to clear out some of the fuzz I have been collectiong between my ears... (you may not see it that way.. but it's true, *g & .
.
Claudia Jenniges 24/10/2007 15:30
Frederick, you are combiner fromform to color or color to form.
Will you agree?
Klasse Bild :)))
LG Claudia
Anni R. 24/10/2007 10:08
hat was :-))Alexandra Baltog 24/10/2007 10:00
hi..good capture .. in your very known style ...do you know ...here still are rude ploughs with horses or cows...? :-(
christian ... art-n-visions 24/10/2007 9:14
gut....!Sigrid nordlicht in der pfalz 24/10/2007 8:16
landwirtschaft von seiner romantischen seite! schön!