The aims to focus the attention of a general audience to underestimated and nearly forgotten kinds of photography. Recent works: Mindblowing stereoscopic pictures and photographs.

"The Incredible Thinking Man"

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"The Incredible Thinking Man" A 3d-Performance In magnificent stereoscopic colour pictures, "The Incredible Thinking Man" gives a haunting account of an illness. A british psychiatrist gives a lecture about one of his patients, who is suffering from extreme hallucinations. The hallucinations can be seen on the accompanying stereoscopic slides with the aid of spectacles that will be handed out to the audience beforehand. The audience will witness among others: erotic delusions, gymnastic fits and lunatic phases. Spectacular effects and extreme images can be seen on the stereoscopic slides, which have been manufactured through a secret analog process. "The incredible Thinking Man" is a tragi-comic performance, based on well-researched scientific ideas. It is a bi-lingual play in Dutch and English. A basic knowledge of the Dutch language is recomended. Authors: Wim van Egmond, photographer Mare Reijnders, audiovisual designer Rien van der Waa, artist Henri van Zanten, actor Made under the auspices of The Foundation for Remarkable Photography, Rotterdam, the Netherlands. If you are interested in future projects of The Foundation for Remarkable Photography, please subscribe to our (very low volume) mailing list: <BR> Type your E-mail adress here: and your name here: Press and we'll keep you informed. If you want to book this aproximately one-hour performance or want to contact the you can write to: Foundation for Remarkable Photography PO Box 26176 3002 ED ROTTERDAM The Netherlands Or you can Email one of its founding members: Mare Reijnders

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