Work - Jürgen Potocnik Photography

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Stainless steel entry and exit ladder attached to the wall by photographer Jürgen Potocnik

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A barren hill surrounded by a barren, dry landscape. Above it, a few clouds wander in the blue sky.

Hills

Density in a Mediterranean large City by Photographer Jürgen Potocnik

Citiscapes

Basketball player Sahd in a concentrated pose during a photo shoot

Sahd

Transition from land to sea to the horizon at sunrise where the sea merges into the cloudless skyby Photographer Jürgen Potocnik

Horizons

Close-up of different bound quartz sands and asphalt in the photo series “Urban Landscapes” by photographer Jürgen Potocnik

Urban Landscapes

Classic still life in triangular composition as a featured image

Still Life

Built between 1963 and 1966, the Church of St. Bernadette in Nevers Banlay splits two heavy, towering masses that protrude over a central pillar. This is the pivot point that architects Paul Virilio and Claude Parent's call the "loophole". This "loophole" is a decisive factor in the development of the project. Because the rupture can, in the same tension, rethink the discontinuity of space. By photographer Jürgen Potocnik

Sacral Brutalism

Adrien, the White Clown of Circus Krone before his Gig

Adrien, the White Clown

Tree and Bench in Winter

Frozen Silence

Overall view of the Knippelsbro tower with passers-by. Above you can see the tiny cafe with a mini balcony from the photo series “Knippelsbro”. By photographer Jürgen Potocnik

Knippelsbro

A young man and a young woman dancing in Munich's Hofgarten during a free dance evening in the setting sun.

Urban Street

"Two Men on a Bench" by Giles Penny

Sculptures

Model Agnes in the early morning at rising sun in the forest. By photographer Jürgen Potocnik

Agnes

Ballerina Kati In Contemporary Jump Pose by Photographer Jürgen Potocnik

Kati

Goldene Bar at "Haus der Kunst" in Munich. Fine Art, Urban Street und Portraitfotografie in Munich & Upper Bavaria

Goldene Bar

Football held by the athlete as a symbol for "holding on" in the photo series "Loss"

Loss

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