The oak tree on the cliff had done it to me in the two weeks on Holnis. Again and again I took pictures of it, photographed it from many sides. But in the end, the photograph from the first day … read more and write a comment …
Close to our house an enchanted path runs through the undergrowth, surrounded by stately trees. In the evening, just before sunset, the sun shines in from the side and produces this wonderful light atmosphere on the tree trunks.
We were cycling through the fields between Sittensen and Buchholz when we passed this beautiful group of oaks. I always love the time with the soft veil clouds in the sky, which develop their drama only in infrared photography. Here … read more and write a comment …
I have always noticed how beautiful the small path past the fields is for me. Big stately trees form a small footpath avenue and at the beginning there is a beech hedge on one side. But right after a rain … read more and write a comment …
I love this little footpath along the fields with it’s old trees.
When the golden evening light falls on the trunks and the young green of the trees is my favorite time to be outside in spring. Again and again I am drawn to the small footpath alley at the edge of … read more and write a comment …
To me it looks as if the willow was a large brush that had just been dipped into the paint pot in front of it. We had driven our bikes east out of Schwabstedt to cross the geest to the … read more and write a comment …
In the summer of 2018 I was frequently commuting between Soltau and Buchholz for 2 months. Due to a construction site closure of the street towards Soltau I had to drive mostly the small road (Grasengrund) between Deimern and the … read more and write a comment …
Großneumarkt, one of the small market places in Hamburg. Nearby is the famous church St. Micheal, in Hamburg just called »Michel‹. I love this market place with its surrounding trees and the little alley in the center of the place. … read more and write a comment …
The Jenisch house was built between 1831 and 1834 and was opened to the public almost a hundred years later as a museum with the surrounding park. The shadow play of the large trees on the Elbe side of the … read more and write a comment …