Isabel Wachenheimer en haar derde echtgenoot Gideon Elon met onbekende collega's van Isabel tijdens haar periode bij KLM, 1955, Israël Possibly 1955
photography, photomontage, gelatin-silver-print
portrait
desaturated colours
sculpture
photography
photojournalism
photomontage
group-portraits
gelatin-silver-print
modernism
Dimensions height 60 mm, width 90 mm, height 190 mm, width 250 mm
This is a set of black and white photographs on the page of an album from 1955, Israel, showing Isabel Wachenheimer, her third husband, Gideon Elon, and Isabel’s colleagues from her time working at KLM. There’s something very intimate about looking at these images, like getting a peek into someone's private world. You can almost feel the energy of the room, the excitement of people connecting, the everyday moments that make up a life. What were they talking about? What were their dreams and fears? I can imagine the photographer carefully composing each shot, trying to capture the essence of the moment, the relationships between these people. There is a tenderness in the way the images are placed on the page, like small windows into a shared experience. It makes you wonder about the passage of time, how these moments have faded into memory, and what traces they've left behind.
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