For the last many many years I have tried to exclude people from my images and it is only know that I start to get curious to add them again. I find these images by
Allen Frame mysterious & delightful.
It is amazing how much tension and an invisible story line people can can add to an image - simply with them being there. They belong - they are part of that place and its history.




beautiful colection .
ReplyDeletemake my mind create such fantastic stories. love it!
ReplyDeleteoh, heidi, thank you for finding allen frame!! i'm in love with his book "detour" which i brought back from the book fair in frankfurt 2004.. now i know where i can write him and give my feedback, for some strange reason i couldn't find any homepage in internet..
ReplyDeletegreat! never saw his colour fotos.. they're awesome! my favourite of your choice is the 3d from above :)