While putting the Duden back to the shelf, I was flicking through its pages in a nostalgic manner and this was the word my eyes picked at first. Isn’t there this “what you see first describes how your 2018 will be” thing? Well, challange accepted.
2018 is moving so fast already. Taken in the tram while riding back home. Somewhen in January.
Sorry for not posting lately. I somehow got lost in social media. Posting on Instagram and then I forget to post it here. Should think about using IFTTT to streamline such activities.
Not that spectacular right now, as winter has come and we got plenty of snow here as well. But the little Trabant has been with me at Weißsee Gletscherwelt last summer. Hopefully its journey will continue.
Recently I finished the black and white film I had in the camera for a while. Old camera, old car, perfectly matching. In analogy to the previous “Gaugeous photos” (Gaugeous, Gaugeous II), this is Gaugeous Part 3.
Camera: Praktica L2, 50mm 1.8
Film: Ilford HP5+
To continue the series, little Trabant hits the Beach at the Baltic Sea as well.
I took this picture on the last evening of this years trip to Sardegna. Again, it was great journey! This evening reflects the whole trip. Sitting on a beach and enjoying the warm wind, the sunset and and the crystal water of the Mediterranean Sea. While having a wine of course.
Something different in between the rallye action pics. I took a model of a Trabant 601 with me and thought it would be fun to involve it in my photography on random occasions.
Btw: Jan Kopecky is passing by with his brand new Skoda Fabia R5 in the background. Taken on SS23 – Cala Flumini 2.
Last week spring has finally arrived! Got a hint on Twitter about a spot with medium high cherry trees in Erfurt. Needed to capture the scene and went there in the later afternoon. When we got there, it seemed we were not the only ones who had that idea. Anyway, we found a spot among the others and took a few pictures.
It looked awesome. Just like a small pink forrest. The perfect location to work with the new Pentacon 29 2.8 lens.
Found this light pattern on my desk in the morning of March 20th. Looks like we were having a solar eclipse ;)
This photo was originally puplished on my Instagram account.
Fascinated by the large pavement areas in the historic city centre of Rhodes and how these pacements are made, I did this detailed picture of the pepples used for it.