Daydream about my perfect world.

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Not being on the ridge means taking no risk – so there will be no fun.
The ridge. Lägern (Switzerland). 3.5 hours photo hike towards the Sun. May 15, 2021.
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Near Burghorn.
Continue readingBaden, Switzerland. Limmat Hochbrücke.
Photo Walk and Silent Thinking. May 4, 2021.
How long did it take for the little yellow tree to grow so big?
I was standing in the middle of the road under the bridge focused on my composition: One step back, to the left, to the right, up, down … – if I am right Ansel Adams called this procedure “the photographer’s dance” – so I didn’t realize the traffic behind me waiting patiently. Maybe they must have noticed my emotional concentration and didn’t want to disturb my creative moments.
Continue readingMaybe both.
Sometimes it’s good to have an integral way of viewing things.
Ehrendingen. April 3, 2021. Photoessay.
Continue readingImage credits: Fujifilm, Canon, Nikon
Two weeks ago I felt tempted by the crazy megapixel madness monster.
Nonsense. Wait – I am not sure it’s all nonsense.
I had the chance to follow the conversation between the guests before the wedding, which made me think a little. In order to respect the guests privacy I made their profiles and posts anonymous.
Fighting against demons and shadows – what was wrong with me?
Everything looked super easy easy-peasy on the map, almost as flat as water. Haha, it was not, not at all! The path to the Ruosalp (→ link to map) felt unbelievable steep, almost overhanging – admittedly, that’s a bit of an exaggeration; but nevertheless, I checked the map over and over again, only to find out, that I was still on track. How long would it take to the ‘Gross Gade’ barn (→ link to map)?