Publisher/Agentur D. Rauhen Hauses

Google翻訳
A collection of photographs by German photographer Oswald Kettenberger. Born in Traunstein, southeast of Munich, Kettemberger entered the monastery in search of a meaningful way of life after studying photography but once giving up. So I picked up the camera again and found a new way of photography as a means of expression. This book was published in 1971, with the publication of the first photo book "Nach seinem Bild" in 1969. The literal translation of the book title is a series of personal pronouns such as "I You He She ...", which consists of photographs taken in various cities such as Cologne, Brussels, and Düsseldorf from 1968 to 1970. As the title suggests, it depicts a variety of people, from street scenes to outdoor music festivals and political and religious gatherings, with the first one showing young people gathering in what appears to be a subway premises. Ginsburg's poetry is quoted beside the photo, but a novel or movie is attached to the photo. It is a book that has a very well-balanced composition and moments like a light snap, and the skill of photography is clear.