German photographer Barbara Probst exhibits recent additions to her ongoing photographic series, Exposures. Comprised of images of the same subject taken by multiple cameras at the same instant, the four works at Berlin's Kuckei + Kuckei deconstruct single instants from different vantage points. The six images in Exposure #42: N.Y.C., Broome & Crosby Streets, 06.09.06, 7:12 p.m. — including a rooftop view and two close-ups — capture a woman on a street corner looking at her watch as she is photographed by another woman. In the left-hand panel of the diptych Exposure #44: Barmsee, Bavaria, 08.18.06, 4:37 p.m., a woman runs through an alpine landscape. The right-hand image depicts the actual landscape, with the subject and photographer captured in the lower corner, revealing the ruse: the woman in the left-hand image is set against a photographic backdrop.

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A catalogue of Barbara Probst's Exposures series was recently published by Steidl and the Museum of Contemporary Photography in Chicago.