Short trip to Wanna to the barrow. I had already photographed the barrow in winter, but I did not like the stubble fields at all. In the hope of a rapeseed field in the foreground we went there again. Unfortunately, we had had no luck with the rapeseed field, but instead a few cuttings.
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Westerwisch
The small group of trees on the Bäderring I had photographed a few weeks ago. Now, in May, the red old foliage has renewed.
Cuxhaven architecture III
To test my Zodiak 30mm Fisheye on the GFX again with the Hartblei adapter I took a few pictures in the city yesterday morning. Since it is often quite close for a good shot, the 50mm of the Zeiss Flektogon is often too long. For comparison, I also packed the Nikon D800 with the Nikkor […]
Berlin60 – Part 3
Third and last day of the photo tour of Berlin. Of course, in such a short time you can only just scratch the surface of the attractions, but still it was a fantastic 3 days. Early in the morning I went for a short walk in the area around the hotel. After an extended breakfast, […]
Berlin60 – Part 2
On the second day we went to different stations in Berlin Mitte. First to the Hackesche Höfe and then via the Alte Nationalgalerie in the direction of the Humboldt Forum. At the Humboldt Forum you have a nice view over Berlin from the roof terrace. From here we walked towards Friedrichstrasse and […]
Berlin60 – Part 1
Extended photo tour with 2 photo friends in Berlin. Planned were about 60 hours stay in one of the most beautiful cities in Europe (part 2 and 3 to follow). On the first day (afternoon) a tour through the government district over to the 3XN Cube at the main station. In the afternoon, the […]
Cuxhaven architecture II
I had already photographed the district court building about 2 years ago. Today in the early morning I went there again and tried it another time. I also went to the former city archive again yesterday evening. In the evening sun there is a nicer light here than in the early morning. Again, the […]
Cuxhaven architecture
Three times historical and once modern architecture I visited today in the early morning. The funeral hall and the former former pathology I had already photographed some time ago. The former city archive and the Outfit Studio not yet. For all shots I used the Nikkor PC-E 24mm on the Fuji X-T3 with the Fringer adapter. […]
Cuxhaven train station II
After I had photographed the station in the dark at the beginning of the week, I naturally wanted to photograph the building again in daylight. During the week there is unfortunately too much going on, but Easter Sunday in the early morning should probably work – and it did…
Pink Moon
Not because the moon is colored pink the April full moon is called so, but because the wild phlox in North America blooms pink at this time. Nevertheless, it was a bit pink/orange yesterday due to the Sahara dust when it was close to the horizon. The opportunity won’t come again so soon: full moon […]