I captured this image at a pond in the moor. I was fascinated by this little island of beauty.
Thanks for your visit. Happy days.
Reinhold
An island of beauty
Tag: photo
Trying to find structure in the chaos
Who comes first?
As landscape lovers that should not be a difficult question to answer. Nature and therefor our future has to come first. No country and no single person. And definitely not me. We avoid plastic where we can, we save water where we can and many other things which should be obvious to a human being. And we enjoy nature. And we try to infect people around us to do the same. Hope you like my poster design from today.
You can download the poster mockup (Photoshop) here: https://medialoot.com/item/free-a3-poster-mockup/
Happy days. Reinhold
Fairytales
Help me!
Image taken in the Dänikhorster Moor, a nature reserve nearby.
Don’t be a birch tree…
… if you want to be different.
Abstracts Berlin
Search in the shadows…
… I will be there. Waiting for you. Alone. You will find and observe me. You will bring some flowers to make me feel better. But in the end I will be trapped. And alone again.
"A single sunbeam is enough to drive away many shadows." - Francis of Assisi
Streets of Berlin
It’s not what you see but what you make others see. – Degas
Here is what I see…
“All the variety, all the charm, all the beauty of life is made up of light and shadow.” – Leo Tolstoy
Streets of Berlin.
Chair with a View
Transient Moments
Early in the morning – the mist vanishes in the background, a transient moment. I like this type of weather… but it is usually restricted to autumn. Pah…only a few months to go and then my camera and me are ready again… for these transient moments.
This is image #3 of 4 of my series: Minimalism
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Misty
A winter morning… freezing cold… the mist is still floating over the marshland… you can already smell the coast and wadden sea. I have to move faster to reach the coastline before the fog is gone.
This is image #2 of 4 of my series: Minimalism
Heartbeat
Can you see my heartbeat? Strong wind in today’s weather forecast. Come on over to me and let us get ready. Let us fly with the upcoming wind. To new borders and new limits. Let us hear the sound of the wind in my sails and feel the energy of the speed and motion.
This is image #1 of 4 of my series: Minimalism
In Time
18:50. Just finished a light dinner. Looking out of the window, there was fantastic light in the sky. A stunning sunset was on it’s way. Sunset was expected to be at 19:15. 30 minutes to go (drive). I picked up my gear and tripod and jumped into the car, heading for the nearby lake (10-15 minutes drive). I arrived at 19:05 at the parking lot by the lake. I rushed to the platform (new location) at the sailing boat club and set up my stuff. Tripod, adapter, Fuji X-T1, lens adapter, filter holder, big stopper + ND grad, cable release. Looked for the optimal focus point, f11, bulb mode. By then it was 19:15. More clouds showed up during this time. Ready for the first 90 sec. exposure. Too dark. Next one. 120 sec. Still too dark. 240 sec. Looked ok on the small screen of the X-T1. Turned the camera from right to left. Other composition. Where is the focus point? Ahhh, found it. Next shot. 300 sec. Too dark. Next one. 360 sec. Looked ok. It is over. No light left. 5 images. Lesson learned. Be in time. I forgot to change the aperture from 11 to 8 to 5.6 rather than enhancing the time. Next time I will be prepared, focused and in time.
Hope you still enjoy the last minute images. Have a nice weekend.
Smiles. Reinhold
Painted with light
