This is the second series of my exhibition. These are also three photos showing different parts of the body of my model. I found it interesting to shoot just parts not the whole body or typical portraits.

Here are two pictures of the vernisage. So you can get a first impression of this exhibition. My part of the exhibition consits of two series of three pictures. I’ve already posted the first three, the second series will follow in the next days.

As my last exhibition has been last year, now it is time for another one: The University of Bonn shows in the context of the “Dies Academicus” (open day of the university) the exhibition “Studio 2008 - Die Arche” of the Studio for fine arts. It shows drawings, skulpturs and photos. I know that the titel arc seems to be confusing, but in our course for black and white photography, we decided for the theme “portrait”.

The vernissage will take place tomorrow at 6 pm, in the Studio for fine arts, Am Hof 7, Bonn, next to the main building of the university.

In my two series of three pictures I took pictures of my friends, who friendly procured themselfs for this project.

The first untitelt series shows a person in front of a war memorial in Bonn. Because of this place and the interacting of the model, the photos got a special deep atmosphere.

This is one of my favorite photos from the series “variety of nature - Brittany”. It shows a solitary house on the cliffs above the sea and was shoot in Rothéneuf near Saint-Malo. I think it gives a strong impression of the beautiful nature of these region. The interplay between the sea, stones and civilization. The picture lets the viewer reflect.

As my blog was included in the list of “20 Awesome Photography Blogs - Paris” (Thanks!) over at ilovephotoblogs, I’ve decided to add some more pictures of the beautiful city of Paris. I start with this tilted black and white shot of the Basilique du Sacré-Coeur in Montmartre. It’s a very touristy spot, but the building still makes a great subject. The white stone and shady, dark areas create a contrast that makes the pictures feel almost 3-dimensional.

Long time ago I postet the last picture, because I am so busy at the moment, but now here is the next photo from the series “cities and regions - Brittany”. It is called belonging together, because it seems as these half-timbered houses has been grown up together. These tiny houses can be found in the old town of Renne.