Else Wachenheimer-Moos en haar echtgenoot Eugen Wachenheimer gezeten op een bankje voor een rotspartij 1936

This photograph depicts Else Wachenheimer-Moos and her husband, Eugen Wachenheimer, seated on a bench in front of a rocky outcrop, taken by an anonymous photographer. I wonder, what was it like for the photographer to capture this moment? Was there much discussion about where to stand, or how to pose? The surface of the photograph has a lovely grainy texture, and the tones of grey create such a gentle atmosphere. The contrast between the dark rocks and the light clothing is a nice touch. The photograph feels timeless, as if the photographer had been having a dialogue with photographers from the past. We are all in conversation, aren’t we? It’s about learning from others, being inspired, and finding your own voice. It reminds me that ambiguity and uncertainty are part of the creative process, leaving space for us to have multiple readings.