Marba en Eckart Titzenthaler, kinderen van de fotograaf, en een onbekend meisje en een onbekende vrouw dansend in een bos 1918 - 1919

This photograph by Waldemar Titzenthaler captures his children and friends dancing in a forest. The sepia tones create a dreamy effect, almost like a memory. Look at how the light filters through the trees, creating soft shadows on the figures. It’s subtle, but it gives the image a sense of depth, as if you could step right into the scene. Notice the texture of the paper itself; it’s not perfectly smooth, but has these tiny imperfections that add to its old-world charm. I’m drawn to the way the children are holding hands, forming a circle. There is a sense of unity and playfulness, a moment of pure joy frozen in time. It reminds me that art isn’t just about grand gestures, but the small, everyday moments that make life worth living. It's like a dance, a back-and-forth between reality and imagination.