The mountains Segla and Hesten in dramatic clouds. In the background, Mount Grytetippen peeked out from behind Segla, while Hesten was completely shrouded in yellow clouds.The unexpected often happens. There had been a heavy snowstorm all morning and suddenly the … read more or write a comment …
The wintery rocky coast with its wild surf is a unique experience. In shallow places, the surf had already washed away the freshly fallen snow, while the crunching fresh snow still lay on the higher parts of the shore. Again and … read more or write a comment …
Suddenly the sun was on the Devil’s Teeth. Within a few minutes, the sun had come over the mountains to the south and bathed the entire fjord flank in bright white. As soon as this happened, the surf in the … read more or write a comment …
I had driven to the end of the road. In contrast to Medfjorden, where there was a town with a hotel and lots of rented accommodation at the end of the road, there was only a lonely little village here … read more or write a comment …
Devil’s teeth is what photographers call this mountain formation, which is just barely peeking out of the snow clouds here. I finally had my snow, which is why I had come to the islands in the Arctic Ocean in winter. … read more or write a comment …
I arrived in Lofoten on a rainy day in February 2025. All the snow that had fallen on Lofoten & Vesterålen in the previous weeks was melting. Rain, storms, even the ferry connections to the Lofoten Islands were interrupted for days.
A picture that can only exist in winter, when the morning sun is beautifully flat and gives the withered leaves of the young oaks a warm glow.
It’s been a long time since I let the drone fly on the edge of our residential area. On this frosty morning with the fog just lifting, it was a particular pleasure. What makes this picture so special? It was … read more or write a comment …
A clear sky and a young oak tree covered in frost.A picture that you rarely see in our damp and sometimes foggy winter days around the turn of the year.
At the beginning of the year it was foggy in Buchholz for days. But one Monday morning it had cooled down considerably overnight and we had frost down to minus seven degrees centigrade. And so, when it cleared up, the … read more or write a comment …
When the golden rays of the sun were still just shining over the summit of the Brunsberg, I was on the north side and found this tree trunk lying in the snow. Beautiful how the sun’s rays fall over a … read more or write a comment …
On the last wintry weekend in the Lüneburg Heath I had set out for the Brunsberg. I wanted to experience the golden light there on the snowy heath and capture it in photographs. When I was just on the open … read more or write a comment …