1. 5 May 2013

    notes: 10

    source: stevenson.info

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    Guy Tillim, Piazza dei Cinquecento, Rome, 2009

    Guy Tillim, Piazza dei Cinquecento, Rome, 2009

     
     
  2. 5 May 2013

    notes: 40

    reblogged from: mpdrolet

    tags: Wayne Bremser

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    Wayne Bremser, Fontanella delle Tiare, Rome, 2010

    Wayne Bremser, Fontanella delle Tiare, Rome, 2010

     
     
  3. 5 May 2013

    notes: 53

    source: magnumphotos.com

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    Martin Parr, il Foro, Rome, 2005

    Martin Parr, il Foro, Rome, 2005

     
     
  4. 4 May 2013

    notes: 19

    tags: tod papageorge

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    Tod Papageorge, Rome, 2009

    Tod Papageorge, Rome, 2009

     
     
  5. 3 May 2013

    notes: 41

    source: traubstudio.net

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    Charles H. Traub, Rome

    Charles H. Traub, Rome

     
     
  6. 3 May 2013

    notes: 1369

    reblogged from: jwesleybrown

    tags: ruckenfigur

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    J. Wesley Brown

    J. Wesley Brown

     
     
  7. 3 May 2013

    notes: 260

    reblogged from: mpdrolet

    tags: Rückenfigurnotesruckenfigur

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    Matt Nuzzaco, Very Large Array, New Mexico
Rückenfigur (awesome Flickr group | Tumblr tag) are those photographs or paintings of a person’s back in a landscape or composition. Mr. Nuzzaco’s photograph has another layer, which exploits the photographic “mistake” of having something in the background grow out of the subject’s head.

 Wondering: is there is a word for utilizing background / foreground confusion? Because you can’t see the face in Rückenfigur, I always call it something-head. In this photograph, it’s the satellite dish-head. The are of course tree-heads, pole-heads, sign-heads, etc.

    Matt Nuzzaco, Very Large Array, New Mexico

    Rückenfigur (awesome Flickr group | Tumblr tag) are those photographs or paintings of a person’s back in a landscape or composition. Mr. Nuzzaco’s photograph has another layer, which exploits the photographic “mistake” of having something in the background grow out of the subject’s head.

    Wondering: is there is a word for utilizing background / foreground confusion? Because you can’t see the face in Rückenfigur, I always call it something-head. In this photograph, it’s the satellite dish-head. The are of course tree-heads, pole-heads, sign-heads, etc.

     
     
  8. 2 May 2013

    notes: 42

    reblogged from: austinkamps

    tags: Rückenfigur

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    Austin Kamps

    Austin Kamps

     
     
  9. 2 May 2013

    notes: 189

    reblogged from: gabherman

    tags: Rückenfigur

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    Gabriela Herman, Helena in Chilmark, Massachusetts, 2013

    Gabriela Herman, Helena in Chilmark, Massachusetts, 2013

     
     
  10. 2 May 2013

    notes: 88

    reblogged from: mpdrolet

    tags: Rückenfigur

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    Leila Peterson

    Leila Peterson