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On this page I present my latest work, or even revised photo­graphs. It is worth every week once to look past, because I constantly update this page. 

Idylle am Hintersee

Es ist natür­lich eine bekannte Szenerie, die Inseln im Hintersee in Berch­tes­gaden. Dieses Bild zeigt eine idyl­li­sche Szene, die auch gleich­zeitig den Über­gang vom Winter in den Früh­ling zeichnet. Die Tage zuvor gab es noch reich­lich Schnee in der Region, der so langsam wegschmolz und die Früh­lings­sonne zeigte sich seit Tagen zum ersten mal und brachte die hohen Wolken farbig zum Vorschein. Dieses Bild zeigt diesen Moment, in dem sich der Früh­ling letzt­lich durch­setzt, perfekt. 

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At the water

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Green Smoke

Ich wusste, sollten die Nord­lichter auftau­chen, wenn ich an diesem Ort bin, dann muss diese rote Hütte mit ins Bild. Denn rote Häuser und Nord­lichter sind einfach typisch für die Lofoten. Als sich die Nord­lichter formten sprang mir dann der Gedanke in den Kopf, dass sie wie aufstei­gender Rauch aus einem Kamin aussahen. Schnell versuchte ich mich in Posi­tion zu bringen, so lange sie noch diese Form hielten. Ich stapfte durch den Tief­schnee und nahm schnell ein paar erste Aufnahmen auf.

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At the water

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Peaceful Hamnøy

Ich mag es, wenn Bilder eine gewisse Mystik und Ruhe ausstrahlen. Hier in Hamnøy auf den Lofoten ist mir dies beson­ders gut gelungen, wie ich finde. Wer mich kennt, dass ich nur selten der Freund von Lang­zeit­auf­nahmen bing. In manchen Situa­tionen geht es nicht anders. Häufig finde ich auch, dass zu lange Belich­tungs­zeiten bei Wasser unna­tür­lich aussehen können. Hier aller­dings, war das Wasser des Fjords bereits sehr ruhig und die lange Belich­tungs­zeit hat diese fried­volle Atmo­sphäre noch einmal unter­stri­chen. Und obwohl ich beide Aufnahmen gemacht habe, entschloss ich mich, diese hier für mein Port­folio zu verwenden, weil sie einfach wunder­schön ist und die Atmo­sphäre des Moments sehr gut widerspiegelt. 

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Die Farben des Nordens

Wenn die Wolken drama­tisch sind, sind Land­schafts­fo­to­grafen glück­lich. Hier passten die zerris­senen Wolken perfekt zur Dramatik des Meeres mit seinen Wellen und den Bege­ben­heiten des Strandes bei Vikten, der durch­zogen ist mit Felsen und Steinen. So entstanden mit den rich­tigen Belich­tungs­zeiten tolle Bewe­gungs­formen des Wassers. Die offenen Wolken­lü­cken sorgten dann für zeit­weise tolle Farben und tolles Licht. Ein durchaus drama­ti­sches Bild, an dem ich mich selbst aber kaum satt sehen kann. 

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HAUK­LAND

Es ist wohl einer der berühm­testen und schönsten Strände der Lofoten: der Hauk­land-Strand. Nicht zu letzt ist diese Berg­for­ma­tion, die den Hauk­land-Strand umgibt auch durch das Logo der gleich­na­migen Klei­der­marke für Foto­grafen bekannt geworden. Im Winter lässt die weit im Süden aufge­hende Sonne die Berge in tolles Licht tauchen und nicht selten färben sich die Berge, violett, rot oder orange. Ein tolles Motive. Dennoch habe ich versucht dieses häufig foto­gra­fierte Motiv auch neu zu inter­pre­tieren und meinen eigenen Stil einzubringen. 

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Rising

Kaum eine Loca­tion hatte mich bisher so heraus­ge­for­dert wie diese hier. Ein Glück, dass sie quasi fast „um die Ecke“ ist. So habe ich es zumin­dest 3 mal in den letzten Jahren geschafft sie zu besu­chen. 2 mal ging mein Plan nicht auf. Es war meine eigene „Schuld“. Kleine Details in der Planung nicht bedacht und schon führte dies zu einem miss­lun­genen Foto-Ausflug. Der dritte Anlauf aller­dings sollte dann zu tollen Ergeb­nissen führen. Hierbei schoss ich diese Foto­grafie, die einen wunder­schönen Abschnitt der Marga­re­te­schlucht zeigt. Bewusst entschied ich mich für die Neigung der Kamera nach oben und einer tiefen Posi­tio­nie­rung, so dass der Wasser­fall impo­santer wirkt und sich über mir erhebt. Die stür­zenden Bäumen sind ein Resultat der Kamera­nei­gung und bewusst für den Bild­ein­druck so gewählt. 

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The World in black and white

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Morning light in the wild garlic forest

One of my favou­rite places in the wild garlic forest in my home region. Inte­res­ting trees, wonderful light when the sun is shining and, above all, an abun­dance of wild garlic. Not easy to photo­graph against the light, of course, but if you pay atten­tion to the right things you can get some great pictures.

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The path into the sea of wild garlic

An image that prima­rily bene­fits from the many young wild garlic flowers in bloom and the fresh spring gree­nery. In terms of compo­si­tion, however, it is above all the low camera posi­tion that draws the viewer into the picture. But the atmo­sphere and lighting mood are also great in this shot. The soft, pene­t­ra­ting sunlight and the high humi­dity on this morning give the picture ever­y­thing it needs for a port­folio-ready photograph.

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Magical morning in the forest

Whilst looking for wild garlic that was already in bloom, I came across this light show. Natu­rally, I stopped imme­dia­tely to look for a compo­si­tion and capture this magical light mood. The spring forest with still light foliage natu­rally helped the sun to shine wonderfully into this part of the forest. Already one of my favou­rite pictures of the past few months.

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Dreamy wood anemone

A small scene that probably occurs thou­sands of times in every spring forest in our region: a small, dreamy bramble stret­ches out towards the rising sun. Espe­ci­ally at the begin­ning of spring, when the sun is still lightly shining through the foliage, you can take pictures like this. I achieved the soft look without a filter by photo­gra­phing through other flowers, leaves and grasses directly in front of the lens. It’s not easy, but if you find the right posi­tion, it’s a wonderful effect.

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Small Scenes

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Lux Aurumque

This nature photo­graph is inspired in its form and colour by the chorale “Lux Aurumque” — Light and Gold, by Eric Whitacre. It shows a scene in a meadow as the fog lifts. The sun was already quite high and shining over the tops of the trees, crea­ting this divine-looking glow.

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Viney­ards, meadows and fields

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Mølin

Low clouds, little visi­bi­lity, splas­hing rain and sea water, icy cold wind blowing in my face — there are better condi­tions for taking photos, but I found this mood perfect for this parti­cular, rugged stretch of coast­line. Although I could only open my eyes briefly to look through the view­finder before the tears ran down my cheeks and I was constantly wiping the lenses dry, I still somehow managed to find and capture a great compo­si­tion. If I ever come back to the Faroe Islands, I will defi­ni­tely come back to this place.

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At the water

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Autumn color harmony

A small scene in the fall forest that you pass by without thin­king unless you’re really looking for it. I was looking for the last remai­ning colorful leaves in the forest. First and fore­most, of course, yellow leaves. Because in the shadows of the morning, the mist often still looks slightly bluish, which creates a wonderful color harmony with the yellow leaves. To discover this scene, you had to look closely and you could only take the picture with a tele­photo lens so that the detail would fit. The picture quickly became unin­te­res­ting all around.

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Broken

This shot had been buzzing around in my head for a while, as this section of the forest is one of my usual running laps. But I wanted to wait for the right condi­tions. This late fall, there was enough fog to take this picture of the broken tree. In addi­tion to the actual motif, the broken oak, it was also important to me to show the surroun­dings, which actually stand out some­what from the surroun­ding forest. The ground vege­ta­tion in parti­cular is charac­te­rized by comple­tely diffe­rent dark green plants here, unlike in the rest of the forest. That’s why I wanted to use this cool morning mood for this picture.

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Quiet moments in nature

Top 16 of the Nature Photo of the Summer ’24 compe­ti­tion by Natur­fo­to­grafie Deutschland

For me, the forest usually seems like one of the most peaceful places in the world. Espe­ci­ally in a healthy forest, ever­y­thing lives in harmony with each other. The animals, the trees, the bushes. When the mist or light rain in the morning makes the atmo­sphere almost magical, it seems so peaceful. You can only hear the rain drip­ping on the leaves and your own foot­s­teps. From a distance, you can hear the soft hamme­ring of a woodpe­cker and the occa­sional bird­song. Quiet moments like this in nature are not just for taking photos, but also for enjoying.

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