Renate Scherra

Lives and works in Germany.

Some Work Examples:

© Renate Scherra - From 'Portraits - Yemen' Series, 1989, Silver Gelatin Print, 16x12"

© Renate Scherra – From ‘Portraits – Yemen’ Series, 1989, Silver Gelatin Print, 16×12″

 

© Renate Scherra - From 'Portraits - Yemen' Series, 1989, Silver Gelatin Print, 16x12"

© Renate Scherra – From ‘Portraits – Yemen’ Series, 1989, Silver Gelatin Print, 16×12″

 

© Renate Scherra - From 'Portraits - Yemen' Series, 1989, Silver Gelatin Print, 16x12"

© Renate Scherra – From ‘Portraits – Yemen’ Series, 1989, Silver Gelatin Print, 16×12″

 

© Renate Scherra - From 'Portraits - Yemen' Series, 1989, Silver Gelatin Print, 16x12"

© Renate Scherra – From ‘Portraits – Yemen’ Series, 1989, Silver Gelatin Print, 16×12″

 

© Renate Scherra - From 'Landscapes - Yemen' Series, 1989, Silver Gelatin Print, 16x12"

© Renate Scherra – From ‘Landscapes – Yemen’ Series, 1989, Silver Gelatin Print, 12×16″

 

From 'Landscapes - Yemen' Series, 1989, Silver Gelatin Print, 12x16"

From ‘Landscapes – Yemen’ Series, 1989, Silver Gelatin Print, 12×16″

 

From 'Landscapes - Acropolis, Greece' Series, 1971, Silver Gelatin Print, 16x12"

From ‘Landscapes – Acropolis, Greece’ Series, 1971, Silver Gelatin Print, 16×12″

 

From 'Landscapes - Acropolis, Greece' Series, 1989, Silver Gelatin Print, 12x16"

From ‘Landscapes – Acropolis, Greece’ Series, 1989, Silver Gelatin Print, 12×16″

 

“Through the decades photography has been my tool to establish a moment as a visual experience. These moments, committed to people, architecture or landscapes of our world and manifested in the dark room as pure documents on paper, may appear in the eye of the beholder in an ideal case as an authentic, objective image of themselves.

Naturally they’re not that. They are far more a mirror of my subjective perception and interpretation, actually, if you like, they are an expression of my balance act to achieve objectivity.

For me, as a Documentary Photographer I see the challenge in overcoming this contradiction and the own point of view, which is based on descent, subjective perception and interpretation, in favor of establishing a general understandable image with a personal touch.”

Renate Scherra

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