investigators combed through the flood of images of the combined sources trying to reconstruct what happened and substantiate claims of problems with. forensics between bodies. truth detectives starts june thirtieth on d. w. . hi everyone on them to work on to a new episode of you max before we get started let's have a look at what's coming up today. grab doom's richard fisher and his photos of extraordinary flowers. side attic fan medley collects anything and everything to do with the rolling stones. do it yourself in our series we show you

how to make a coffee table out of old fruit crates. flour was say more than a thousand words sounds trite but it is somehow to no matter whether it's on modest they for birthdays or as a declaration of love with flowers you can say a lot however x. but they mean that almost one in every three species of thousands is in danger that the photographer richard fisher has a special way of bringing this to our attention with his photos which still mostly rest pieces of flowers so his current exhibition in the german town of that so is a kind of noah's ark for plants. laughs in flower as american poet ralph waldo emerson wrote in his punk have a tray our. photographer richard fisher shows us some plumes that brighten our spirits even though they're indoors at the german

environment agency flowers like these radiate joy and light. of the bruner if i put a plant on a stage give it a relatively neutral background and i separate it from all the foliage from everything that surrounds it and i focus on a very fundamental factor the flower itself. and then it looks is imposing as this rare rothschild sleep. fishes shows it just before blooms and in full bloom. their bloom of it all this flower is traded on the black market or that you won't get one for under five thousand dollars why is because it's extremely endangered it only grows on the island of borneo on mount kinabalu isabella nowhere else in the world t w incidentally the flowers are all much smaller than they

appear here in the. darkness that out here dark this one so high and so long when it opens like room from roughly so small when it's closed. then you was photos on display were taken last year in close cooperation with the botanical garden in potsdam it's home to many endangered plant species. richard fisher also set up his studio here. to take the photos he uses old fashioned flash bulbs that aren't produced anymore. for their quality they have a special radiance and range of contrasts that i exploit to the fullest last long there are different qualities of like now that it's a question of fashion for it is this the start of them i don't follow fashion i

stick with what i think is best. this is my light and i'm sticking with it was. after he takes the shot the creative process continues on the computer here fisher uses light painting a technique which originally stems from analog photography and gives his photos they're incredible limon all city. he sets of little shy contrasts light and shade and light painting to give the impression that i'm depicting a three dimensional flower really it's like here this is a very flat leaf yet if i take it in capture its contours with light and shade the leaf bends acquires a structure a depth and height really. a selection of his photos have been published in a new book entitled a tribute to flowers. it reveals the fragility of his subjects

and presents dying diva's flowers which have entered the final stage of their lives the figure in the decay di metaformin smooth path you realize that there's something spectacularly beautiful and or inspiring about it was that by many or inspiring. a hardness far in the heart. of the german environment agency often shows art which depicts. the destruction of nature and the environment normally there are apocalyptic images which leave little room for hope. richard fisher is very different he opens our eyes to what creation is and how to preserve it. he shows us how unbelievably beautiful nature can be. but much of this natural beauty is disappearing it's estimated that one in every three plant species is threatened with extinction so ultimately richard fisher is

creating a kind of photographic noah's ark with his speeches. but all of the first endangered flowers that i photographed fifteen or seventeen years ago no longer exist but some are already extinct the there is a big dilemma or a big problem but at least my photographs exist. and that is something to be thankful for. the queen is known for her fancy outfits adelaide as a gauge month she even had a flower on a traditional hat matching the cold of course where she was and with whom let's find out now in today's express. meghan markle and queen elizabeth the second had their first royal engagement together on thursday the duchess of sussex accompanied the queen for a series of engagements in the county of cheshire in north west england they inaugurated the bridge and attended a performance by schoolchildren from the town of witness megan married the queen's

grandson prince harry in my. own exhibition celebrating mexican artist frida kahlo opens at london's victoria and albert museum on saturday frida kahlo making herself up will feature paintings photographs and some of the artists personal items including medication she took after suffering severe injuries in a bus accident and some of the corsets that were made specially for her. readers identity her parents. all wrapped in the landscape of a disability she lived her life in pain but she transcended. frida kahlo who died in. one hundred fifty four was one of the most important tartars of the twentieth century exhibition will runs on november the fourth.

british actor you're mcgregor will play the lead in a sequel to stanley kubrick's legendary horror film the shining the one nine hundred eighty cult classic it's about a family that spends the winter in an empty hotel over the course of the film the father jack torrance played by jack nicholson begins to lose his sanity. in the sequel dr sleep ewan mcgregor will play jack son danny who's now become an adult. those the shining and dr sleep are novels written by best selling us writer stephen king. so easy and live an august man novel floats across the stage the twenty six year old russian is a prima ballerina with the bolshoi ballet in moscow but at the moment she's

especially guests at the hammock ballet where she's dancing in a piece called the lady of the chameleon us to become such a great dancer across immense discipline and a great deal of hard work and of course a passion for the dance. times fiery and powerful at others graceful and sensitive august minova expresses emotions through her dancing in hamburg the soloist of the world famous of all showy ballet is playing marguerite the cortisone in the lady of the camille years smen over discovered her love of ballet early on. would be shocked at the first time i was in the theater i just wanted to reach the highest levels of proficiency i wanted to be the center of attention and master the toughest techniques they could idea with nothing but once i started to perform choreography is like those of john neumeier thank you i realized that i needed to be an artist on stage and that emotions are also part of

the role when you plead innocence and every john noir maya director and chief choreographer of the hamburg ballet invited men over to perform here for a long time he's wanted her to dance the lead role in his ballet the lady of the comedians and groaned of home one reason why i have such a positive aura is that she's the prima ballerina clean about an ace but not a fast car i can she has no airs about her and but rather a direct message that's astonishing at the front is as a dancer she's famous for her perfectionism and her stage presence something noir maya has contributed to. the book drawn so expect that what i find fascinating about john new meyers work is how he teaches you to just be present on stage and that it's not about doing nothing it's the very essence of stage performance. it allows you to be honest and trust in yourself that

the interval of the. oldest man over has been a prima ballerina with the bolshoi ballet since twenty sixteen but she's already graced the greatest stages in europe asia and north america long before that now she's. i guessed before my in hamburg. it came from me in times and her dancing very smooth and pleasant very expressive she's very suited to the role while opacity i really like her expression a lot of the dancers think of that oppression has such beautiful technical proficiency it's nice to see how that she can layer her artistry on top of that as well. in november all grossman over will return to hamburg to give further performances of the idea of the coming years. it's all over now a song released by the rolling stones in one thousand nine hundred sixty four it seems it's never over for them the members of one of the most famous bands of all time i have aged a little but musically they are to turning up the heat down the stones are on tour

again most of the voted francis matz leave from london won't miss a single concert by the british band and he has one of the biggest private collections of songs more around. there's almost three hundred years of life experience assembled on this stage the rolling stones are currently on their no filter european concert tour and living up to their reputation as the hardest working band in rock n roll. bands still come in droves to see them. they know how to do. and i don't know a song about them that you they would never ever they would not ever lose that something i don't know what. it was amazing we saw them and i should say you in round a parking laid since the first time you see them since i think was amazing i'm testing

it all the old stuff with this new stuff and it was great having you would have thought it was i was just making a little and i'd rather keep. the. map leave from london is also a big rolling stones fan he started collecting stones memorabilia when he was nineteen now he owns one of the world's largest collections he loved the band's music as a child. and when i was twelve my father gave me a rolling stones compilation cassette called solid rock for christmas and i played and played it to the war out i was remember it started with honky tonk woman and the cow bell of again i want to be drunk. to wrong stones were formed in one thousand sixty two to this day their live shows are legendary often causing fans to go want. to

close tyler and see the night's ninety five live they were just kind of knew that the catalog bits are five or six a day and as a lawyer. in my opinion i completely unraveled and it was just the excitement of that it led me to to want to continue. now at least has seen the stones more than one hundred fifty times traveling to over twenty five different countries to catch their shows. and. the band is known for its lavish stage shows on the bigger bang tour the stones played to four point six million people and raked in some five hundred fifty million year olds. playing at. least i. had my head of the tour was their performance at the super bowls halftime

show in detroit in two thousand and six. matt levy has assigned football as a souvenir from here for a job where you can say they are the big bang which is our album and tour across two thousand and six and seven six party with director martin scorsese documented that tour in his rocky mentoring shine a light. pushing. the film got a cinematic release and matt levy has a special souvenir to remember that occasion. this is a fan the custom shop guitar made to celebrate the release of shine a light to martin scorsese picture so they have charlie watts keith richards when he would. mick jagger

a lot and of course later. i was twenty five studio albums and sixty four tours under their belts the rolling stones are in a league all their own along with the beatles one of the greatest british bands of all time and these rock legends continue to perform live to the delight of their fans people enjoy this band in many many different ways some some people collect and we're going to rock or some will just go to shows some people just listen to the music and then out to the experts and exactly every try at length and every scientology detail of which which is played by which musician eccentrics r. and r. the a fantastic. as far as the band and their fans are concerned you're never too old to rock n roll. bands because a rolling stone gathers no moss mick jagger and his band mates are on the road again.

and now it's time again to get creative and you can join in at home because you know your max d.i.y. series we show you how you can brighten up your home in no time and with just a few things today you experts hang should shows you how you can put a really i catch in coffee table have fun with that. and would like to have an eye catching piece in your apartment with just four boys in crates for example you can already build a stylish and rustic coffee table that will give you home and individual touch oh sure you have. wooden crates you can get them online at a fruit market a small wooden board this will later become the center of the coffee table for that

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done wipe off the sawdust with a damn sponge now it's ready for staining pour some with change into a cup so you can apply it with a brush. on it such as to lay some scraps of fruit underneath so to fresh with paint can drive through only. apply with danger to small wooden board and. let everything dry. for at least two hours. once a strike arrange the crates the way you want to have them to remember their concessions every crate with a different letter. next mark the drilling code leave a mark on the top and bottom of each crate so you can true right through them later on i push the crates against the wall so they don't slide voluntarily a cushion can help protect the wall from scratches and scrapes. now through through

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that makes the exhibition so special the john pictures of the show were created in just two days but the three artists have been friends for twenty years and yet the result of the cooperation. at first glance it may seem like an ordinary contemporary art exhibition and yet the concept of this museum in northern germany is quite different this time. and the artists are curating the exhibition themselves and we haven't hung works on the wall as we would like or from the perspective of art historians it's very important for us that artists curator the exhibition themselves and we're letting them do it. solo artist yonathan means that daniel richter and tao are spoiled for choice they have a whole crate full of words they've created together and they don't always agree on which should be hung on the walls.

the three have known each other for decades and of course their relationship has its ups and downs. our trying to hunt and we work hand in hand and also side by side like captains on a ship on the ship it's like make a good sum confess with love and be friends with leave but then we might grow apart before and it can come together again and group out again that's what's up but in any case we create create create. over the years they've created so many works that they might run out of wall space. is the second stop on what they have called their baltic world to. we were offered london paris and new york or finland denmark and germany we opted for finland denmark and germany was for reasons of provincial ism and local matter it is a man does

a statement against. oh i forget my statement again something. some of the paintings are brand new almost got reactions. to them out of we weren't allowed to do that at art school to our gut feelings but it was forbidden so that we would do it. the gut is a second brain involved well i think the third one actually i'm just going to. do you understand i understand everything and nothing. breaks brain braining people think it's a joke but they're kidding themselves of course. there are also several individual words by the three contemporary artists who are inspired by absurdism and isn't just in what is called david bowie because we couldn't think of anything better or more stupid. the exhibition title certainly didn't push off the museum.

he's in guns with us we're very glad to be part of this tour absolutely of course it's a special experience for us to treat fun and it will surely be an absolute highlight for the coming years that we will think about a lot. the main window we exhibition runs until the twenty third of september at close to us. that's all we have time for today but you can find much more stories from all over europe on the internet just go to d.w. dot com slash lives or join us on facebook us here all next time to thanks for watching five. next time on your i'm max. and filmmaker dances ten meters underwater in her short film. the frenchwoman can hold her grandfather to six minutes long enough to capture some amazing and astonishing on the want to see some change the world is

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