One constant in my photography since the beginning is the love of backlit sceneries.
Approaching the Himalayas, 1981
I am still severely handicapped by my broken right elbow, but Jeff Grant had hinted in an email, that I might visit my archives, if active photography is out of reach. And so I did. In 1981, after having been discharged from armed services, I traveled with a friend to Nepal in order to walk…
New Love in the Times of Plague
The times of plague have had adverse effects on my aging body’s fitness, therefore I bought a second-hand mountain bicycle some weeks ago. This turned out as a very good deal: The bicycle is a real beauty, roughly 25 years old but in very good condition, and my eagerness to work out grew with every…
Sky over Berlin
Backyard Barrier
Soft Fall Colors
Into the Light
My wish for my fellow cyclists in 2020: A bright future!
Thomas Rentmeister’s “Square Tubes”
This Stencil I know – Kunst outside of Kunsthalle
See here: in Munich
Kiss me in Nürnberg
City Tree
Müllersches Volksbad
Zellstr., Munich
Residential Street
Peace et. al.
Old and New
If I think of Germany in the night
This statue was erected in commemoration of the German poet Heinrich Heine (1797 – 1856). The title is from the first line of his poem “Nachtgedanken”, where he casts a pessimistic view on the Germany of his time, not knowing that things would grow much much worse centuries later. Heine was a democrat and a…