Over a year ago I had planned to photograph the lighthouse in Altenbruch at moonrise with telephoto lens. For the admission was thought to have the full moon close to the lighthouse to have then with the largest possible focal length a moon on the picture which corresponds in the diameter approximately to the width […]
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Cuxhaven calendar 2023
The city of Cuxhaven has published this week your calendar for the year 2023. The photos for the calendar this time all come from my portfolio. High quality prints in different sizes and on different media from the motifs in the calendar can be ordered through my printshop.
30 minutes exposure
Last night I did a 30 minute exposure with the GFx. The bright stripe just above the water level is a crab fishing boat, which was leaving just as we arrived. Surprisingly few hot pixels and noise. DXO then also helped a lot (see comparison below), and Photoshop the few that were left.
Cuxhaven Grimmershörn
Last night I tried – again without success – with NLCs. This time I stood at the beginning of the Grimmershörn bay with view to the Kugelbake, because here the area in the sky was a bit more cloud free. With the water rising, several ships made their way up the Elbe in the […]
Cuxhaven Döse
Yesterday afternoon I flew with the DJI Mini in Döse. Although there are already many vacationers here, the hustle and bustle in Grimmershörn Bay was still limited.
Architecture in Cuxhaven V
After it has not worked the day before yesterday to photograph the indoor swimming pool I went there again yesterday. This time the forecourt was empty and I could tackle it.
Cuxhaven architecture IV
A shot of the (no longer very pretty) round gymnasium in Cuxhaven. Actually, I wanted to photograph the new indoor pool, but there were too many people in the outdoor area. So that will have to wait.
Obereversand
While trying to see or photograph NLCs, a few shots were taken at the lighthouse Obereversand. As you can see nicely on the pictures, nothing was going on with NLCs, because the deep horizon was covered with clouds.
Stickenbüttel
Westerwisch in infrared
A picture from yesterday in the early morning. As always with infrared the camera was the Nikon D80 with the Nikkor 16-85 and the Hoya R72 Infrared Filter.