Category: black&white
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Snapshots from Japan 2
Walking the streets of Tokyo will provide you with photo opportunities, which can last you a lifetime. Of course the same could be said from most large cities. But there is something about Tokyo … maybe a lack of urban beauty, non of the adorned buildings you find in Europe. But always the surprising little […]
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Over and underexposed
Food for thought. Modern cameras and smartphones aim to create the correct exposure and the perfect picture. But perfect can be boring. Push your exposure up or down, adjust the exposure correction at your device or shoot in RAW or DNG if you can and play around later on the computer. For iPhone there are […]
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Fascination Harbour
In my youth, a long time ago, I used to take my bicycle and ride through Hamburg Harbour in a way it is not possible anymore. This was pre-container times and pre-security fences. Majestic freighters from all over the world with such a variety if goods. Stacked with crates. Loose cargo. Coal and grain. Cars […]
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Simplicity
Sometimes, we see great objects to photograph. But their impact is reduced by overloaded surroundings. Isolate your object and you will up with a photo which can tell the story.
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in the clouds
Often, when I travel, I study the clouds. Not because of the weather, but of natures dynamic and creativity. I learned this from the books by Rudolf Braunburg, the late German, writing airline captain. Clouds are magic. Seem soft but can can be destructive. When you fly and into them, first the edges caress the […]
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Defying gravity
Delicate, but strong. Tree branches are amazing. They span meters into the air. Heavy, but elastic. Staying strong for years. Filigran into their tips and bulky and muscle packed like a bodybuilders arm. But they can snap like your pencil tip, with just a bit of pressure to much. Even in a light breeze. The […]
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