Back from a week on the baltic sea (Zingst on the Darss peninsula to be precise). Unfortunately, on the second day there I got a…
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Some trees and a lone cartway in the morning. Google Maps
9 CommentsAn early walk in the fields.
12 CommentsWell, I know, it’s less inventive, but that’s how I am! “Each flower is a soul opening out to nature.” – Gerald De Nerval
3 CommentsWish you a nice weekend! Why do we love the sea? It is because it has some potent power to make us think things we…
10 CommentsThis year we are so lucky with the indian summer. Weather is great and as soon as the daily fog lifts, it’s nearly perfect. Today…
10 CommentsA cloud does not know why it moves in just such a direction and at such a speed…It feels an impulsion…this is the place to go…
9 CommentsI want to dedicate these photos to the wonderful poem “Das Meer” (The Sea) by Erich Fried. It’s a short poem, but it includes, in…
1 CommentA dandelion seed head from below. Did I already mention that I don’t really like dandelions (in my garden) at all? But sometimes yet again…
8 CommentsClouds announcing new snowfall at the utterly congealed coastline. The frozen sand with the stones seems to be as hard as concrete. Good tramping boots…
19 CommentsIn the darknessBefore the dawnIn the swirlingOf the stormWhen I’m rolling with the punchesAnd hope is goneLeave a light, a light on (Coldplay – Midnight)
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15 CommentsA photograph is memory in the raw. ~Carrie Latet
10 CommentsA red cap was left back from someone on this empty beach. I liked the contrast, from the distance I thought it was a warning…
10 CommentsSome more impression of the old rectory in Fehmarn. The rectory and another building next door (an old school with just one classroom) where…
1 CommentSomething fragile grows on the waysides. Break open a cherry tree and there are no flowers, but the spring breeze brings forth myriad blossoms. Ikkyu…
6 CommentsTechnically I’m amazed what exposure ranges a DSLR nowadays can handle. Emotionally I won’t let go the leafs, what certainly happens soon – but luckily, and even more certain, they’ll come back next year.
A woodland in full color is awesome as a forest fire, in magnitude at least, but a single tree is like a dancing tongue of flame to warm the heart. ~Hal Borland
11 CommentsThough Halloween is not a native german tradition and I guess it’s “imported” mainly for commercial purposes, kids have fun with trick or treat (and…
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