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the low sunbeams of autumn in Nymphenburg
late autumn, dark shadows, low saturation, Fujifilm classic chrome simulation
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Wrocław
People enjoy each other and their city. Not something you would take for granted of a population who has been moved around in the last hundred years. You feel welcome, tourists are a minority and it feels good so. A slow walk around the city is in itself mind-blowing.
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along the paths of the giant mountains
n the corner between Germany, Poland and Czechia rise this range that follows the borderline between Poland in the north and Czechia on the south. Not a range of gigantic dimensions, one keeps wondering if the name honours the ought to be gigantic peoples who built the stone paths that traverse them.
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Salzburg indeed
a small path and stairway offers us an unusual look at an otherwise less unusual backdrop
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white light in Sylt
the dust and sea spray envelopes the coastline after the last wind calm days turning the beach into a white backdrop.
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Sylt, along the old railroad
now turned into a bicycle road the old railroad winds up its way from north to south at Sylt and invites to ride it all in a day. Many take the chance; be it in a swift road bike, touring along or laid back paddling on a powered one.
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from Westerland towards the north along the west coast
the further north and the more advanced the afternoon is, the less people you meet, until this show of nature plays for you alone. Add calm winds and a warming early spring sun on top of that and you know the gods are smiling at you. Allerdings überlege ich die ganze Zeit, warum die Kekse […]
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recent works
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a photograph in the mind’s eye
jogging along the Olympiasee I see these high contrast shapes over the the half frozen black waters of the lake. I can’t help it but to go back after a shower and turn them into pixels.
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revisiting the Glyptothek
high and low key in the modern dark room.
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more Glyptothek
same old faces; overcast January midday outside; mixed artificial and natural light; new and yet very familiar camera.
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