Table of contents
Germany
Minimalism
3 - 21
Finland
Emotions
Croatia
Nature
Turkey
Freelensing
Spain
Movement in sport
Poland
Water
23 - 43 45 - 64 65 - 84
105 - 124
85 - 104
Germany: Minimalism
Less is more Mies van der Rohe Minimalism in the arts began in post-WWII Western Art, most strongly with American visual arts in the 1960s and early 1970s. Prominent artists of this style are Dora Judd, Dan Flavinor, Anne Truit. Minimalism is a trend in design, architecture and arts in general wherein the subject is reduced to its necessary elements. Minimalistic design has been highly influenced by Japanese traditions. Architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe adopted the motto "Less is more" to describe his aesthetic tactic or arranging the numerous necessary components of a building to create an impression of extreme simplicity by enlisting every element and detail to serve multiple visual and functional purposes.
Dijana Mujic Germany
Glorija Kuserbanj Croatia
Sarah BaÄ?ani Croatia
Olga Gawin Poland
Irati Ric贸n Spain
Emilia Kolehmainen Finland
Aycin Gozde Arslan Turkey
Damir Horvat Croatia
Johanna Rickert Germany
Axier Urteaga Spain
Viivi Huovinen Finland
Gozde Genc Turkey
Anniina Ryyn채nen Finland
Mustafa Yilmaz Turkey
Be単at Arribas Spain
Tanja Greim端ller Germany
Katarzyna Plotka Poland
Finland: Emotions Your intellect may be confused, but your emotions will never lie to you. Robert Ebert I do not think there is any thrill that can go through the human heart like that felt by the inventor as he sees some creation of the brain unfolding to success.. such emotions make a man forget food, sleep, friends, love, everything. Nicola Tesla Genius is the ability to renew one's emotions in daily experience. Paul Cezanne
Ivona Mrazovic Croatia
Dana Stรถckl Germany
Tatu Rouvinen Finland
Ewelina Sobisz Poland
Axier Urteaga Spain
Dijana Mujic Germany
Julija Cerovecki Croatia
Maciej Plotka Poland
Burcu Aydin Turkey
Viivi Huovinen Finland
Nadine Hilz Germany
Iñigo Pérez Spain
Romana Breznjak Croatia
Monika Eklund Finland
Paulina Lejk Poland
Andrea Roith Germany
Busra Nur Bakir Turkey
Jone Soto Spain
Seyma Nur Budak Turkey
Croatia : Nature
I often wished I could capture and share the sudden moments of beauty that I would see all around me. Caroline Mueller
Nature photography refers to a wide range of photography taken outdoors and devoted to displaying natural elements such as landscapes, wildlife, plants, and close-ups of natural scenes and textures. Nature photography tends to put a stronger emphasis on the aesthetic value of the photo than other photography genres, such as photojournalism and documentary photography.
Florian Schmid Germany
Ibrahim Halil Yagmurlu Turkey
Davorka Kramaric Croatia
Tatu Rouvinen Finland
Olga Gawin Poland
Ane Mendizabal Spain
Lisa Leuoth Germany
Romana Bre탑njak Croatia
Perihan Cetinkaya Turkey
Viivi Huovinen Finland
Maciej Plotka Poland
Emmi Kolehmainen Finland
Itziar Orbegozo Spain
Nicole Blรถchinger Germany
Ivana Mrzović Croatia
I単igo Perez & Jone Soto Spain
Patrycja Szymikowska Poland
Enes Siddikoglu Turkey
Turkey : Freelensing
“He carefully picked his cast of clouds, watched them intently as they swirled in before the lens and hoped the sun would break in concert” H.E. Clark “Look and think before opening the shutter. The heart and mind are the true lens of the camera” Yousuf Karsh
As photographers and in turn artists, we are constantly searching for new ways to invigorate our art and revitalize our passion for it. Sometimes this need to create something new and different causes us to try out unconventional and potentially ill-advised methods. Freelensing is one of these sometimes applauded, sometimes frowned upon practices which provides visually interesting photographs that are hard to recreate in any other fashion. But it also has its risks… (…) When your lens is properly attached to your camera body the depth of focus runs parallel to your camera. What that means is the depth of focus runs linearly across your photograph. –(…) When you are freelensing, the in focus area is no longer neatly arranged. Instead it is bent, depending on the amount of angle of lens tilt you are utilizing. (…) Freelensing is by nature a trial and error process. Doing it leads to results, either good or bad, and those adjustments are made from there but the basic mechanics are as follows: · Mount the lens you intend to use on your camera. · Set to manual mode. · Metter and set all of your settings. · Switch your lens to manual focus and set the focus to infinity · Turn off your camera. · Detach the lens. · Turn your camera back on. · Pull the lens away from the body in the spot · Focus and take the shot. Close the gap and review. From there you can adjust your settings and lens position to achieve your wanted effects. David Peterson
Davorka Kramaric Croatia
Merve Ozkilinc Turkey
Tatu Rouvinen Finland
Maciej Plotka Poland
Itziar Orbegozo & Irati Ric贸n Spain
Jana Schwerdtfeger Germany
Elif Yorguc Turkey
Viivi Huovinen & Emmi Kolehmainen Finland
Nadine Hilz Germany
Ewelina Sobisz Poland
Itziar Orbegozo & Irati Ric贸n Spain
Rea Njegovec Croatia
Bekir Samet Arik Turkey
Malwina Mielewczyk Poland
Verena M端ller Germany
Romana Brezmjak Croatia
Emmi Kolehmainen Finland
tziar Orbegozo & Irati Ric贸n Spain
Spain: Movement in sport We photographers deal in things which are continually vanishing, and when they have vanished there is no contrivance on earth can make them come back again. We cannot develop and print a memory. Henri CartierBresson We have all at one time or another been captivated by sports images. It may be Kirk Gibson's World Series Homerum, and the image of him running the bases, overcoming the pain he was in or an image of high flying Michael Jordan slam during a basketball with his tongue out. We have all been captured in the momentum of human drama (...) You can only photograph things you can see. The closer you are to someone, the better you can see them. Sports are no different. You have to get as close to what you are shooting as you can. (...) Sports and Action photography is all about timing. Its about reacting. Its about being in the right place at the right time and its about execute. These are all qualities of the athlete and those of the photographer as well. Each sport has predictable and unpredictable moments.(...) By knowing these moments you can anticipate the action. This helps in two ways, one it helps you with focus (...) and secondly, it helps you snap the shutter at the right time. The saying goes "if you see the action you missed it". Rob Miracle
Angelika Kn채ble Germany
Emmi Kolehmainen Finland
Asier Urteaga Spain
Anniina Ryyn채nen Finland
Davorka Kramarić Croatia
Maciej Plotka Poland
Maya Ozel. Turkey
Julia Dawidowska Poland
Anna Kober Germany
Iñigo Pérez Spain
Ewelina Sobisz Poland
Johanna Schmid Germany
Merve Ozkilinc Turkey
Nesrin Karakoyun Turkey
Mihaela Kunić Croatia
Oriana Pardo Spain
Viivi Huovinen Finland
Sara BaÄ?ani Croatia
Poland: Water
Water is the driving force of all nature Leonardo da Vinci
Water in photography makes for a very interestng subject, and the different forms it can take are incredibly vast. Whether it's a waterfall, waterscape, seascape, river, lake, water droplet, or due droplet, it's all made up of the same elements. From dramatic coasts to serene lakes, water photography can help us learn how to take stunning pictures. We can look at freezing water movement and suggest ways to capture the power and detail in crashing waves, setting up our camera for waterfall pictures and other fast-flowing water. From crashing waves to crystal-clear reflections, there are loads of ways that water can add impact and interest to our images, whatever we shoot. For example, flowing water can add a lovely sense of movement to landscape photography.
Geli Kn채ble Germany
Merve Ozkilinc Turkey
Laura Gunek Croatia
Irati Ric贸n Spain
Tatu Rouvinen Finland
Ewelina Sobisz Poland
Julija CeroveÄ?ki Croatia
Anna Kober Germany
Elif Yorguc Turkey
Emmi Kolehmainen Finland
Maciej PĹ‚otka Poland
Itziar Orbegozo Spain
Bekir Samet Arik Turkey
Damir Horvat Croatia
Rebecca Schiessl Germany
Julia Dawidowska Poland
Tatu Rouvinen Finland
Ane Mendizabal Spain
Participant schools
Stadtische Berufsschule 2 Regensburg (Germany) Lepp채virran lukio (Finland) Medicinska Skola Varazdin (Croatia) Nizip Anadolu Ogretmen Lisesi (Turkey) Beasain BHI (Spain) Starostwo Powiatowe w Kartuzach (Poland)