Der Spiegel, White Lions and Seen.by

I was happily perusing the Spiegel Online photo galleries this morning, as Germany has had yet another fluffy cute white explosion, this time in the form of seven (v. rare) white tiger cubs.

Remember Knut? I guess now that he’s an adolescent, everyone’s forgotten him. Man, it’s rough to be a child star. One day you’re on the cover of Vanity Fair:

And the next, you’re a ratty dude just roaming around the zoo:

Anyhoo, this post isn’t about Knut. It’s about seen.by, which I found by way of Spiegel Online. Specifically, on a side bar that promised me this:

“The international gallery for fine art: present, collect and rate the works of thousands of artists on Germany’s largest independent website for photography.”

WOW, excitement is now! I went to check it out. Looks like this:

Seems like a decent repository of German photographers. I had fun tooling around. And look, the Germans are just like us! I found lots of fire and animals and floaters. But also some other, awesome things, like ladies with red lips (robert palmer style) and dalmations that match the ground.

Eins zwei drei, check it out!

photo by Helmut Sasse

photo by Jeanine Unsen

photo by Johannes Knuth

photo by Timmo Schreiber

photo by Marisa Rosato

photo by Moe

photo by Alexander Straulino

photo by Robert Wasinger

photo by Andreas Teichmann