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To my own astonishment (signed)

by Anne Schubert

Photographs: Anne Schubert

Text: Prof. Uwe J. Reinhardt and Anne Schubert

Publisher: Self-Published

88 pages

Year: 2017

Comments: Limited edition of 30, numbered and signed, 21,5 x 15 cm, design by: Sylvia Fröhlich

About a year ago I noticed an interesting phenomenon: more and more often I met people wearing a white dog mask. In the strangest moments I became aware of this, often only at second glance. Intuitively, I began capturing this amazing beeings with my camera. While more and more of these „white dogs“ crossed my path, I tried to make sense of these confusing encounters, talking to doctors and scientists, even churchmen. But nobody seemed to know what I was talking about. So, I got used to being silent about it and kept taking my pictures. And finally the day had come: not a single ‘white dog person’ appeared in my field of vision. But I still had my photos, the collection of my pictures, which proved to me that hadn’t just imagined it all. I have now decided to combine these pictures in a booklet and make them available to a larger audience. Perhaps similar things have already happened to some of you...

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To my own astonishment (signed)

by Anne Schubert

Photographs: Anne Schubert

Text: Prof. Uwe J. Reinhardt and Anne Schubert

Publisher: Self-Published

88 pages

Year: 2017

Comments: Limited edition of 30, numbered and signed, 21,5 x 15 cm, design by: Sylvia Fröhlich

About a year ago I noticed an interesting phenomenon: more and more often I met people wearing a white dog mask. In the strangest moments I became aware of this, often only at second glance. Intuitively, I began capturing this amazing beeings with my camera. While more and more of these „white dogs“ crossed my path, I tried to make sense of these confusing encounters, talking to doctors and scientists, even churchmen. But nobody seemed to know what I was talking about. So, I got used to being silent about it and kept taking my pictures. And finally the day had come: not a single ‘white dog person’ appeared in my field of vision. But I still had my photos, the collection of my pictures, which proved to me that hadn’t just imagined it all. I have now decided to combine these pictures in a booklet and make them available to a larger audience. Perhaps similar things have already happened to some of you...

Anne Schubert

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