October, like April, is typical for its rainbows. On our bike tour along the fields to Dibbersen we were not only lucky with the many fantastic clouds, but also that the rain area passed us much further north. When we stood at the fields towards Dangersen, the sun came out and gave us these rainbows.
If you look closely, you can still see the second rainbow above.
This young oak tree stands in the fields near Dibbersen and I have always been looking for a way to include it in a motif.
Here it offers me the necessary contrast. The green meadow in the foreground, behind it the blue sky with its dramatic rain cloud and the horizon line interrupted only by the oak. I also took the photo again with a larger image detail and am actually unsure here which motif has the stronger image effect: read more or write a comment …
On a short bike tour along the fields on the way to Dibbersen we had this wonderful and slightly dramatic cloud atmosphere. In addition to that the rich green of the winter cereal and the shade of the avenue trees in the foreground. The tractor tracks in the field lead the view to the clouds. This is a great composition, at least I think so.
With this picture I say goodbye to Holnis. To have spent the time in the morning and evening hours there on the shore of the Flensburg Fjord was a beautiful experience. The landscape is so varied and the view of the fjord offers morning and evening, east and west always interesting motives.
Holnis — I will come back!
No, these are the dead trees that stand on Holnis on the banks of the little Noor. It was not until 2002 that the Noor, which had long been used as pasture land, was flooded again. This caused some of the trees on its south-eastern side to sink into the water and wither away. In the evening hours, when the sun is low in the west, the bare tree trunks glow so that at first sight it always looks like a mangrove forest — at least that’s my impression.
An evening on the west coast of Holnis, on the small Noor. I had not expected that the cloud atmosphere would change into a burning sky that evening. But that’s how it is with the most beautiful moments in photography — they are usually given to you!
The whole west side of the Flensborg Fjord was full of colorful clouds. In the following panorama you can see the lighthouse of Schausende in the silhouette on the left. Towards Flensborg there are the dark rain clouds, towards west the orange sunset clouds. read more or write a comment …
This rain front came like a roller from the west towards the Flensburg Fjord. As before, at the light spot on the old stack a few days before, but not on such a big front as seen on this day. Again and again it can be seen on Holnis, how the weather changes from this direction came across the landscape.