
Lots of snow in Cologne, a small series from the dark side ;-) in the gallery. [December 2010 was pretty cold in Germany.]
Lots of snow in Cologne, a small series from the dark side ;-) in the gallery. [December 2010 was pretty cold in Germany.]
[Old post updated]
Finally, a new album with images from the Scotland 2010 series is now online. Enjoy!
Und endlich ist auch ein neues Album mit Bildern aus der Schottland 2010 Serie online. Viel Spaß beim Durchblättern!
Added a new Album to the gallery: China 2009 with a selection from this year’s trip to Shanghai, China.
At the end, it didn’t work out. We were only partially sucessful, so to speak. Just a few glimpses of the sun thru the clouds between 1st and 2nd contact, and even heavy rain after 3rd contact. The deep darkness was impressing, nevertheless.
A complete travel report (German only) can be found here..
Stadtfugen.org zeigt jetzt noch ein paar Bilder mehr und wurde um eine kurze Beschreibung des Projekts ergänzt, die auch hier im Folgenden zu lesen ist:
Continue readingStadtfugen, mein schon Ende 2007 gestartetes Fotoprojekt, ist jetzt mit einer ersten Version der Website www.stadtfugen.org online.
Stadtfugen, a photography project already started end of 2007, is now in a first version online at www.stadtfugen.org.
Oops, quite a while since the last post here. Not that I lost interest in photography ;-), so here is an image from a recent trip [May 2009] to Prague, a gorgeous city, picturesque beyond belief.
The old images from our first trip to Hallig Gröde back in 2003 are now re-cataloged in LR and a new selection is posted in the gallery album Hallig Gröde 2003. Almost felt like archeology, digging through the scanned film files.
Back in a “previous life”, one of these windows used to be mine. ;-) For those sharing this experience, there is an ex-o.tel.o meetup in May [2009].
Back to the roots, the first part of the Stadtbild Köln series. An image from an excursion to Chorweiler, Cologne’s infamous suburb, but not without a certain photographic appeal. For Karl of course, this particular picture would be much too pretentious. ;-)