Found Photo - Tumblr Posts
“Rocky Mountains National Park” - 1977
I started a new blog that'll update twice daily with various images from my ephemerata collection. Expect lots of old photos and sewing packaging.
This is still one of my favorites.
Contact Sheet with little girl, 1930s. Purchased at an antique store
Check out my Flickr of Photos I found on Flee Markets ...
Evolution of a Boxer ...
Things I find in abandoned places ...
Why do I keep finding them...? This time at Wagenplatz, 1120 Vienna.
Burn the old ... let in the new ... ciaociao 2020
Another found photo - this time from London. At a little flee market I found a box with torn pieces of photos, I digged through them untill I had a penis in my hand. The women behind the table told me just to take them and so I did. I put them together, removed the cracks digitally - and there we were: a bunch of fetish photos like this one: a bound man in a field of flowers
Another found picture from London ...
Some more found photos - this time it is a stripe of negatives I found in a pile of ‘trash’ on a deserted spot close to the railroad. Someone left all the remainings of Herta K. there. I also found some letters, that’s how I know her name. I went through her stuff (though it was already exposed to rain, snow and the cold) and took home some of it ...
What looks like an abstract painting is actually a photo I found outside near the street on a cold and wet winter day. It was completely damaged, the colours were fading due to the water. I took it home, dried it and this was the result ...
And another picture from the same pile ... it was heavily damaged by rain and cold, but this time you still can see big parts of the original motive. It almost seems like the water from the photo is soaking into its paper ...
I found this photo while I was reading Kafkas “The Stoker” (”Der Heizer”) - this really shaped my visualisation of the story.
Tino Allein - Beherrscher des Strandes! (Alles ist beim Essen.) Gabicce Mare, 18. IX. 55 Another found photo - I really do miss the beach.
Well, I’m glad I saved this one from being trown away ...
Look at that Beauty I found on a Flea Market ...