Multifaceted: (1 Multifaceted)

The photos are multifaceted because they often show the subject from various angles in the same image. We feel a connection to those who look back at us. Hans is very inventive when it comes to creating the images he wants. He is a technical wizard who can create the picture he imagines in the studio and a lighting wizard who can provide a sense of composition which is powerful and seductive. The subjects are intriguing and the photos are beautiful and complicated. He tests the viewers' imagination. Sometimes he plays with the images, adding subjects, viewing them from different sides, and creating arresting shapes and images. So each photograph is carefully constructed and creates a stunning image when completed. Hans models are alluring and suggestive. They seem to be challenging you to look at them. Hans included this time again, provocative female models to interact with stunning male subjects. Some images are like colorful paintings, almost abstract. The photographs have so much variety one could spend hours with them and not get bored. This seventh volume continues the riveting body of work that Hans Fahrmeyer has created. Perhaps it is his most adventurous. Again, you will be surprised by his imaginative display of presenting art in a bold new way.

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(Not all photographers are created equal, and not all are artists. Some, although skilled, simply capture the physical visual in front of their lens. Others, use the visual as a launching point for their stories. The visuals are not the end point, but the beginning. They are the paint which the artist uses to fill the canvas. Multifaceted is the perfect word to describe Hans Fahrmeyer's newest collection of imagery. Not only does it speak toe kaleidoscope of color, movement and energy, it also speaks to the energy Hans captures and the visual evolution of his art) (This new equality-with all its complexities and ambiguities-is beautifully embraced by Hans Fahrmeyer, whose photography celebrates this new freedom. In Fahrmeyer's images, bodies weave together, interlace, fold and unfold, lean against each other in a pure dance of mutual desire and attraction. His models' bodies are lithe, tensile, and supple, but never exaggerated or garish; smooth but not carved in marble. All his subjects exude strength and. confidence, sometimes playful, sometimes verging on fury. The vast range of human emotion is celebrated with shadow, light, and texture. These pictures are about real flesh and real people; they express new attitudes about the way the sexes relate. Hans Fahrmeyer's photographs are images for the next millennium. David Leddick (In art classes, one of the first techniques we are taught is collage. Collage is a dynamic display tool to encorporate different images together in a visually unique and eye catching way. The combination of images produces combinations of patterns, lines and emotions, combinations not possible with a single model, in a single image) (Hans' images, always dynamic, had a beauty that was still, powerful, but without sound. Through his injection of art, color, collage and editing, Hans' images take on an urgency and produce an energy and sound that cannot be ignored. They don't whisper to the viewer, they command attention with their vibrancy and detaiL) (Multifaceted contains the arc and breadth of Mr. Fahrmeyer's talents, all on display in this compendium of black and white and color representations of the mostly male and female form) (Hans Fahrmeyer's images are bold, colorful and unabashedly sensual) (Hans unveiled an extensive collection of breathtaking images of a multitude of men that Hans has photographed throughout his career)(If photos are messages, then Hans Fahrmeyer is one of the most prolific messengers of today and of classic times)(This book of photographs has a lot going for it. No one can accuse Mr. Fahrmeyer of not being creative in that there are many exquisite photographs here, beautifully lit and printed and seldom repeated) By Trevor Briggs) (He has produced a collection that mixes the casualness of the snapshot with the artistry of classical photographer) (from amazon quotes, His subjects capture the eye for their immediacy, beauty, and movement) (His three previous books, Colors of Men, Between Men and Women, and Between Men reflect his stylization) (Love lighting and posing. The way he use the light and shadow also color I will following him for sure)