Die heutigen Protagonisten sind: Ein, noch nicht in vollständiger Blüte stehender, Zierlauch, die Morgensonne, Bokeh gemalt von Carl Zeiss Jena Biotar und absolut übertriebenes Post Processing in Adobe Light Room.
It’s going round in my mind for a while now and today I decided to switch the language of my blog back to german. Even though I see that not only a small part of my blog‘s audience is from abroad I‘d like to use my mother tongue to express […]
Photo taken with Nikon Nikkor 105/2.5 Ai-s and Sony
prince eugene of savoy equestrian statue in front of the castle palace in budapest. the sunset was a spectacular play of colors,
germany’s april weather got the whole bunch of rain, storm, hail, sun and snow. not easy to find a suitable slot for a decent dog walk. one can imagine that we got pretty wet during this walk. oe week ago this landscape was covered with 30cm of snow. photo taken […]
these flowers invites to take out the macro lenses – we played around with water and sun and the recently purchased Tamron 35mm f2.8 Di III OSD 1:2 Macro got a chance to show its capabilities as a great macro lens. I believe it did very well. next time I […]
the almost 400 years old town church of Bad Arolsen, Hesse, germany. one of those churches with no name. photo taken with Tamron 17-28mm f2.8 Di III RXD and Sony Alpha 7R Mark III
this is a photograph shot danube downstream on one of the pillars of „margithid“. on the left the government quarter with its magnificent parliament building and in the foreground we have an ornament of one of this pillars.
Kullen västra fyr, Kulleberga, Sweden – Winter 2008
Båstad Tennis Stadium Sweden, Skåne – Winter 2008
Universum Science Center (interactive science exhibit and museum), Bremen – Germany
seen in Budapest, 11th district photo taken with Leitz Wetzlar Summilux-R 1,4/50mm 1st version / pre-production model
