Relaxing

Posted on February 4, 2024 Posted in MiscTagged architecture, art, chilling, design, femalephotographers, femlens, firenze, florence, lifestyle, relax, relaxing, style, urbanLeave a comment

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Florence 2017

The history of graffiti spans thousands of years, evolving from ancient cave paintings to a modern urban art form. Graffiti, derived from the Italian word “graffiato” meaning scratched, encompasses a wide range of artistic expressions, from simple tags to intricate murals.

In ancient civilizations such as Rome and Pompeii, graffiti served as a means of political and social commentary. Citizens would inscribe messages on walls, expressing dissent, admiration, or simply leaving their mark. The preserved ruins of Pompeii reveal a rich tapestry of ancient graffiti that provides insight into the daily lives of its inhabitants.

Today, graffiti continues to be a powerful form of expression, addressing social issues, cultural identity, and personal narratives. It has evolved from its humble beginnings in ancient caves to a dynamic, influential art form that resonates across the globe, leaving an indelible mark on the history of human creativity.

Sometimes all you need is a little rest

Posted on February 1, 2024February 1, 2024 Posted in MiscTagged femalephotographers, femlens, grass, igersaustria, italien, italy, napping, pause, pisa, rest, resting, streetstyleLeave a comment

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Pisa 2017

Don’t feel guilty if you need a nap
It’s not a sign of weakness or a trap
It’s a healthy habit that can make you smile
And give you more energy and style

I signori

Posted on February 1, 2024February 1, 2024 Posted in MiscTagged blue, femalephotographers, femlens, galon, galonstripes, italy, military, ootd, purple, soldier, streetstyle, uniformLeave a comment

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Pisa 2017

Of course, soldiers of the Italian Accademia Militare do wear very chic uniforms since Italy is the home turf of Prada, Zegna, Armani, and many more well-known fashion brands.

Play

Posted on January 30, 2024 Posted in MiscTagged bet, betting, casino, femalephotographers, femlens, gambling, january, play, sportbet, streetphotography, Vienna, wien, winterLeave a comment

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Vienna 2017

Did you know? The chances of winning in a casino depend on the specific games being played, the rules, and the house edge. Each casino game has its own set of odds, and players need to understand that, in the long run, the odds are usually in favor of the casino. This built-in advantage is known as the “house edge.”

Vinyl

Posted on January 28, 2024 Posted in MiscTagged audio, audiophile, favoriten, femalephotographers, femlens, igersaustria, igersvienna, music, record, records, retro, Vienna, vintage, vinyl, wienLeave a comment

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Vienna 2016

Vinyl records, once a nostalgic relic of the past, have experienced a remarkable resurgence in recent years, captivating audiophiles and music enthusiasts alike. These iconic analog discs, also known simply as “vinyls,” offer a tangible and immersive way to experience the rich tones and nuances of music.

The allure of vinyl records lies not only in their warm, authentic sound but also in the ritualistic experience they provide. From carefully removing the record from its sleeve to delicately placing the needle on the grooves, every step is a deliberate and tactile engagement with the music. Unlike the convenience of digital formats, playing vinyl requires time and attention, fostering a deeper connection between the listener and the music.

Legs or Scopophilia

Posted on January 21, 2024January 30, 2024 Posted in MiscTagged femalephotographers, femlens, legs, ootd, Photography, streetphotography, streetstyle, urban, Vienna, wienLeave a comment

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Vienna 2023

Laura Mulvey, in her essay “Visual Pleasure and Narrative Cinema,” introduced the concept of “scopophilia” to describe the pleasure derived from looking, particularly in the context of cinema. Scopophilia is derived from the Greek words “skopein” (to look) and “philia” (love), and it refers to the pleasure and satisfaction one experiences through looking at something visually stimulating.

Traditional photography tends to cater to the male gaze, positioning women as objects to be looked at and deriving pleasure from the act of looking. Scopophilia, in this context, is linked to the visual pleasure that comes from the act of observing and objectifying individuals, particularly women.

Gradient

Posted on January 20, 2024 Posted in MiscTagged blue, colorstudy, colourstudy, femalephotographers, femlens, gradient, orange, Photography, red, reflection, streetphotography, Vienna, wienLeave a comment

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Vienna 2016

Colors, as they transition seamlessly through gradients, offer a metaphorical lens through which one can contemplate the nature of impermanence, the interplay of contrasts, and the quest for harmony in the ever-shifting tapestry of existence.

Bold

Posted on January 19, 2024January 19, 2024 Posted in MiscTagged architecture, femalephotographers, femlens, igersaustria, igersvienna, Photography, pink, plastered, retro, rose, style, Turquoise, vintage, windowLeave a comment

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Vienna 2023

Architects often employ color blocking to emphasize specific zones or elements of a building, providing a clear visual hierarchy. This approach allows for the creation of focal points, guiding the observer’s gaze and shaping their experience of the space. Exterior facades, interior walls, and even structural elements such as columns or beams become canvases for the deliberate application of color.

Bricks

Posted on January 14, 2024January 19, 2024 Posted in MiscTagged 19thcentury, 20thcentury, architecture, brick, brickstone, building, design, femalephotographers, femlens, igersvienna, revival, secession, style, tradition, Vienna, wienLeave a comment

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Vienna 2023

The use of brickstone has quite a notable tradition in Vienna. It dates back to Roman times when it was a prominent building material. However, the brickstone building tradition in Vienna experienced a significant revival during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

During this period, the Secession movement, which aimed to break away from historical architectural styles and embrace a more modern and innovative approach, played a key role in promoting the use of brickstone. Architects such as Otto Wagner and Josef Hoffmann were instrumental in incorporating this material into their designs.

Kaleidoscope

Posted on January 13, 2024January 13, 2024 Posted in MiscTagged caleidoscope, design, femalephotographers, femlens, graffiti, igersaustria, igersvienna, mural, streetart, style, Vienna, wienLeave a comment

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Vienna 2016

A kaleidoscope is a cylindrical optical instrument that typically contains two or more reflecting surfaces tilted to each other at an angle, usually 60 degrees. Inside the tube, there are colorful objects, such as glass beads or bits of colored glass, and mirrors that create a symmetrical pattern when viewed through the eyepiece.

When you look into the eyepiece and rotate the kaleidoscope, the colored objects inside reflect off the mirrors, creating intricate and constantly changing patterns. The word “kaleidoscope” is derived from the Greek words “kalos,” meaning beautiful, “eidos,” meaning form, and “skopeo,” meaning to look at. Thus, a kaleidoscope provides a visually stunning and ever-changing display of beautiful patterns.

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