Michael Kastl Photography

Tag: ostsee

  • #loveusedom


    From a trip to Usedom island in September this year.

    Or as “Swagger” once adapted the well known “Westerland” song:
    “Oh, ich hab solche Sehnsucht.
    Ich verliere den Verstand!
    Ich will wieder an die Ostsee, ohoho.
    Ich will zurück nach Usedom!”

  • Peace

    Sky above, sand below, peace within. (and a drink in your hand. Cheers.)

  • Blue wall

    As if rain isn’t enough water.

     

  • Harbour sunset

    Sunset at Karlshagen harbour, Usedom.

  • Usedom sunset

    Corona plan B destination is working out. No flight, no ship – bicycle instead. Planet is happy. This year.

  • Evening bike trip

    A sunny day during the stay at the baltic sea. Glad i have a picture to proof it. Otherwise I wouldn’t believe myself. Went on an evening trip to Peenemünde and enjoyed the warm light of the sinking sun. And ate a lot insects while doing so.

  • The Great Rain Reef

    This years trip to the Baltic Sea was different to the years before: rain, cold wind, rain, rain and rain. Switching to the indoor program, we went to Stralsund to visit the German Maritime Museum. I place where I have been the last time when I was at the age of my daughter. And they have a giant fish tank with unusual spots to watch from (placed in an artificial reef).

     

    This photo was originally puplished on my Instagram account.

  • Baltic Sea

    A few weeks ago we have been at the Baltic Sea. Sun, rain, sand, fish, wind, fairground, beach volleyball, culture, fireworks. We had everything this year. And time. A great time.

  • Beach time

    Snapshot taken on my daily ride to the beach. Just in case you are still wondering: Yeah, I really like how you can do nearly everything by bike or train on Usedom. No need for a car during vacation.

    The photo was originally puplished on my Instagram account.

  • This ain’t California

    Was not aware that Germany is having its own oil business. I got the hint on Twitter and decided to do a nice bicycle ride through the island’s outback to find the oil pumps on the Gnitz peninsula. Unusual view for Germany. The last time I had a similar view, was in Inglewood/L.A.

    The photo was originally puplished on my Instagram account.