Drone views in Arnstadt: Exhibition shows fascinating perspectives!

Drone views in Arnstadt: Exhibition shows fascinating perspectives!

in Arnstadt is all about the impressive photographs of Sebastian Köhler. The talented photographer from the Region opened an exhibition in the Sparkasse Arnstadt, which inspires the city with special top views. These photographs, which were taken from dizzying heights, invite visitors to rediscover the known and less well -known corners of the city. As [insuedthueringen.de] (https://www.insuedthueringen.de/inhalt.arnstadt-von-bastian- koehler-koehnensblick-auf-arnstadt.d03b3-3968-4573-9fc8-ed892de41da1da), many visitors have to really superior to where exactly these were and which buildings or which buildings or which Streets on it can be seen.

Köhler received a very special praise from a visitor who compared the pictures with “hidden objects”, a name that surprised the photographer himself. In addition to these aerial photographs, the exhibition also presents other impressive photographic works that offer a diverse picture of Arnstadt.

A look at Arnstadt

The exhibition by Sebastian Köhler not only gives a new view of the city, but also offers an emotional impression of Arnstadt and the people who live there. Images by Köhler were compiled in a dropbox folder that can now be officially published. These photographs are not only works of art, but also contribute to the documentary recording of city history. They are ordered to match entries in the city directory, which enables viewers to assign a meaningful assignment to the sights that they immortalize.

The Palace Museum, the Veste Wachsenburg, the Hopfenbrunnen, the Alteburgturm, the Oberkirche, the VWG Fischertor and the Bachdenkmal include. These large number of motifs show how multifaceted Arnstadt really is and what sights the cityscape shape, as the local platform inarnstadt.de emphasizes.

photography as an art form in Cologne

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This way, visitors can not only enjoy the aerial photographs of Arnstadt, but also have the opportunity to be inspired by various exhibitions in Cologne. A look across the city limits reveals that photography is a universal language that connects people everywhere.