24 November 2006

invited guest: Joakim Ahnfelt

I think that Joakim Ahnfelt’s serie Est Deus In Nobis is really fascinanting and is very happy to have the possibility to show it on The F Blog. About the serie Joakim says:

What if.
What if everyday objects suddenly got blessed with divine inspiration? Or
should we say possessed?
What would they do?
Where would they go?
What would whey do once they got there?

Est Deus In Nobis is a series trying to explore an act of defiance against
the laws of nature. The main part of the pictures was created during two
hectic spring months in 2001. Occasionally this project get revisited...







Tech note: No pixels where tweaked, rearranged or harmed in any way. It's
all done the hard way. See more at this adress: "www.flickr.com/photos/52539789@N00/". Invited by Fredrik Skott.
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10 comments:

  1. Anonymous24 November, 2006 20:22

    fantastic, simple and so impactful. Great idea and great pictures. Pleasure to watch

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  2. Jeanette24 November, 2006 20:30

    Great and fantastic with the flying objects ;-)

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  3. Anonymous24 November, 2006 20:37

    all done the hard way? then you are extremely talented indeed. I am sure the unharmed pixels will be very gratedul. wonderful

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  4. Anonymous24 November, 2006 21:14

    Really cool serie
    :)

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  5. Anonymous24 November, 2006 21:27

    identified flying objects
    makes me think of a guy who knew how to elevate from the ground
    was it a trick?
    it sure looked real to me
    this also looks real in a strange way
    i like the idea very much
    excellent stuff

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  6. Markus24 November, 2006 23:30

    I love this serie! It's so quiet in a way and yet a supernatural subject. I feel like i'm sitting at breakfeast looking at the elevating sandwich and thinking: Oh well, there goes the sandwich, nevermind.

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  7. Exposed Material24 November, 2006 23:33

    Pleasure to have your here, Joakim. Yes, this is like a Prozac for my soul. Thanks doc!

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  8. F25 November, 2006 12:02

    Fabulous.

    J. S-g.

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  9. mats äleklint25 November, 2006 13:19

    Wow, this is great! Very powerful images.

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  10. Anonymous27 November, 2006 09:35

    Really nice. Simple but powerfull.
    Unexpected happening in everyday environment. This could happen but not. Like it.
    GREAT Joakim.
    And nice handcraft.
    /Magnus

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