Your photographs, both the idea and the composition are imaginative art of the highest order.
Do you have a compilation book of your work?
Thank you for the gift of your art and your time.
Sorry, mien Deutsch is virtually nonexistent.
I saw one of your photos of “people matching artwork” on Facebook that the person in one of the photoS looks very much like my husband. But when I look at your photos in tumblr that photo is not included. I am talking about the photo where the man is wearing blue jeans and a lighter blue shirt looking at a photo that is shades of blue, lighter on top and darker on the bottom. I was wondering where and when that photo was taken. It would be an amazing find it it is actually him. Thank you for sharing your wonderful photos!
IMG_6439.JPG Taken at the Parrish Museum in Southampton, NY last Friday. My boyfriend took of me. We were there with our dear friend Nd famous photographer Susan Wood. She loved it
I love your photos in this series of People Matching Artwork! I give presentations on photography and am wondering if I could use some of your pictures as examples of „thinking outside the box“ to create original photographs. If you were to give me permission I would, of course, give you credit and tell a little about you. I won’t use them unless I hear from you.
Thank you!
Robyn Scott
Stefan Draschan 
Hi! Is there any way that you could post the artwork’s title, artist, and museum with your fascinatinotanybg photos?
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Hi, the artist is always under the hashtags, museum as well
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Your photographs, both the idea and the composition are imaginative art of the highest order.
Do you have a compilation book of your work?
Thank you for the gift of your art and your time.
Sorry, mien Deutsch is virtually nonexistent.
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Excellent series
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Wir lieben dein Buch: https://meinkunstbuch.wordpress.com/2019/08/20/zufaelle-im-museum/
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I saw one of your photos of “people matching artwork” on Facebook that the person in one of the photoS looks very much like my husband. But when I look at your photos in tumblr that photo is not included. I am talking about the photo where the man is wearing blue jeans and a lighter blue shirt looking at a photo that is shades of blue, lighter on top and darker on the bottom. I was wondering where and when that photo was taken. It would be an amazing find it it is actually him. Thank you for sharing your wonderful photos!
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Hi, sure but i don’t know which: just send me the image from facebook to stefandraschan@gmail.com
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IMG_6439.JPG Taken at the Parrish Museum in Southampton, NY last Friday. My boyfriend took of me. We were there with our dear friend Nd famous photographer Susan Wood. She loved it
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Excellent examples of the Marquis deLau phenomenon early 1900’s
even if there is evidnce that many appear to be staged.
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Great! Thanks! There is not one staged as i can take 10 of those photos in just 90 minutes. https://peoplematchingartworksdiy.tumblr.com
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Can I use your picture for a flyer/poster?
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hi, if not too late, sure
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I love your photos in this series of People Matching Artwork! I give presentations on photography and am wondering if I could use some of your pictures as examples of „thinking outside the box“ to create original photographs. If you were to give me permission I would, of course, give you credit and tell a little about you. I won’t use them unless I hear from you.
Thank you!
Robyn Scott
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Dear Robyn, thanks a lot! But of course, go ahead! Best, Stefan
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