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Tuesday, March 23. 2010

I took several thousand photos in my life. Walked miles for them. Got on the ground for them. I published many of them. Now i found out, that the most viewed photo is a mere simple snapshot i've made in Chicago. Over 100.000 times. I don't think i'm expected to understand this.

Posted by Joerg Moellenkamp in English, Photographie at 10:11 | Comments (3) | Trackbacks (0)

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Well, I haven`t seen much of your photos yet, but this is a strong graphic one. It has definitely some appeal.
Your other shots a more tranquil/muted.

#1 noone on 2010-03-23 11:55 (Reply)

Well ... it was really just a snapshot for documentary purposes as i want something like that at the train station for people not learning the point that you can't step through someone standing in front of the door. However all the photos i've made otherwise with much more time and effort were not viewed that often

#1.1 Joerg+M. (Homepage) on 2010-03-23 12:37 (Reply)

An even more efficient approach would be elevators with doors on both ends.. I wonder why so few buildings have those. They would even work in an open paternoster style..

#1.1.1 Woo (Homepage) on 2010-03-23 13:41 (Reply)

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