Tag: Oliver Weber

  • Oliver Weber Social Life at Beach

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    Oliver Weber’s new and evolving series Social Life at Beach is a wonderful documentary about the touristic life on the Spanish Canary Islands

  • Oliver Weber — Social Life at Beach

    Oliver Weber — Social Life at Beach

    The wildlife of the Canary Islands’ summer season can be a scary proposition…

    the wildlife of the Canary Islands’ summer season can be a scary proposition

    via We Heart: http://www.weheart.co.uk/2013/11/13/oliver-weber-social-life-at-beach/

    German photographer Oliver Weber lives and works on the Canary Island of La Gomera, God help him, and has put together a collection of images, Social Life at Beach, which is part natural history study, part photo essay. The motivation for the series, being shown through online photography magazine Emerge, is a grim fascination with how some people choose to spend their holidays – the repetitive cycle of beach activities, buffet gorging, binge drinking and toilet hugging. Weber’s overriding question seems to be “why do people do this to themselves?”. He has a point. The collection is also available as a book from Amazon.

  • Two Way Lens: Oliver Weber

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    Two Way Lens: Oliver Weber:

    I can’t remember anymore when my big passion with photography started. I do remember with great pleasure that in my childhood I absolutely wanted to become a detective! From the outset there was this urge to grasp the things that surrounded me and to look into them with my always curious eyes.

  • Oliver Weber | Marrakech

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    Oliver Weber | Photographer | Marrakech:

    Oliver is a photographer who hails from Munich, Germany. Currently he lives and works on the Canary Island of La Gomera. His specialty areas are reportage, portrait and what has come to be recognized as street photography. He has become more widely known through numerous features with reputable magazines and publishing houses.
    Through his 2007 exhibition “Humans” (Galerie Foto 21) in Bredevoort, Netherlands, Oliver Weber became more broadly accessible to an international audience. This occasion also saw the publication by Kulturbuch Verlag of his first book of photographs which was nominated for the German Photo Book Award.