Paul Ott : photography about architecture = Fotografie über Architektur / herausgeber, Matthias Boeckl.

Main entry:

Ott, Paul, 1965-

Title & Author:

Paul Ott : photography about architecture = Fotografie über Architektur / herausgeber, Matthias Boeckl.

Publication:

Wien ; New York : Springer, [2012]

Description:

223 pages : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 29 cm

Notes:
Images, buildings and the living context : on Paul Ott / Matthias Boeckl -- Photography and minimalism : a perfect symbiosis / Roger Riewe -- Between documenting and composition : on the history of architectural photography / Ulrich Tragatschnig.
Parallel text in German and English.

Summary:

"Paul Ott zahlt zu den profiliertesten europaischen Architekturfotografen der Gegenwart. Seine Fotos vermitteln stets mehr als die blosse Physiognomie der Gebaude, Ott untersucht die Strukturen, die unsere Wahrnehmung der Umwelt beeinflussen: anonyme landwirtschaftliche Bauten, Hochhauser und ihr Schicksal sowie die dramatische Kulisse von Grossstadten wie Sao Paulo. Das Buch bietet einen reprasentativen Querschnitt durch Paul Otts fotografisches uvre. Vier Essays beleuchten das Werk aus den Perspektiven der Kunsttheorie sowie der Architektur."-- Amazon.com.

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ISBN:

9783709108208 (hbk.)
3709108209

Subject:

Ott, Paul, 1965-
Architectural photography.
Photographie d'architecture.

Added entries:

Boeckl, Matthias, editor.

Photography about architecture
Fotografie über Architektur

Holdings:

Location: Library main 276567
Call No.: BIB 211199
Status: Available

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