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Simplistic colorful monochromatic art using one camera – one lens
RICOH GR III (c) Pentax – ricoh-imaging.eu
Monochromatic tones and black and white. Simplistic and minimalist approach of going light: One camera. One lens. – Could I combine these key premises also in spring, when the colors of nature start to shine again?
Continue readingIt’s all easy easy-peasy? Haha. It’s not.
Fighting against demons and shadows – what was wrong with me?
Silent thoughts between bright and dark.
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)?
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Did you know? Tarmac is alive.
Make or Take? My thoughts about creativity.
It’s the best time to start to “make”.
Have you ever wondered what the difference is between a “good” photograph and a “bad one”?
Continue readingall the coulds and woulds I would do if I could
What do manhole covers and Sushi have in common?
A déjà-vu with the Sushi manhole covers.
About 12 years ago near Nîmes (F) I photographed the asphalted cobblestone road and two beautiful manhole covers brightly shining in the backlit. I was fascinated by the strong contrasts and deep shadows. In my eyes it was one of my favourite images of all our trip.
But I was alone with my opinion. My wife Arlette called it the “Sushi manhole covers”. What do manhole covers and Sushi have in common?
Unfortunately the original film negative has never been printed – the image is still eagerly waiting for it’s rediscovery in better times.
Continue readingThis is pure art of engineering and entrepreneurship
A must-read for any modern engineer.
I am going to sleep now – see you again tomorrow.
Still blown away by the breathtaking scenery and happy with this photograph I headed back to the campsite on the small plain right above the uppermost hairpin bend of the Tremola. I was glad to have set up my tent earlier this afternoon – btw: can you spot it? – and the idea of cuddling into my comfortable down sleeping bag made me smile.
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