The last episode of the Ruhrpott tetralogie is now online at Ruhrpott Part IV - long…
Photography about night
Photos taken at night have a nice atmosphere. They are more mystical - due to the higher amount of black. Even more romantic if you can see stars.
Setúbal at night
Our flight to Lisbon was 1 hour late. Though we mist our train to Funcheira.
the path
Parkleuchten 2015 at Gruga Park, Essen, Germany
Sight at night in Havana
The photo of Havana at night was shot without tripod.
An then there were stars
I'm living in Essen, Germany. One of those city full of light pollution.
Waiting for the bus
When I went silk screening I got up early, actually that early that I had to take the bus instead of the 109 (which is always delayed, I never go…
colleague click
Parkleuchten 2015 at Gruga Park, Essen, Germany
Late night
The outside of the airport Faro at night .
Done and gone
A gas station at night opposite to the airport faro, Portugal.
the NYC artists work at night
An artist creating metal sculptures at night in Dobbs Ferry, NY, USA
Consume your ass off
I was one my way to the Unperfekthaus to meet the Quadcopter club when I saw the advertisment lights at the shopping center Limbecker Platz.
A view behind the Brooklyn Bridge viewers point at the park
The Brooklyn Bridge is one of the most photographed bridges in NYC.
The moon and its star
When was the last time you saw stars in the city? It doesn't happen that often due to the high impact of light pollution.
under the serious moonlight
under the serious moonlight in Tamera, Portugal
Times Square
At the NY Times Square is a grand stand. You can walk it up, have a seat, relax. And you can take some photos, especially when it is night.
Raise the price
We know: prices raise over time - and that's it. Dublin Bus at night.
The red light for Essen
Essen is one of the most fucked up cities in Germany.
kokko I
Taken at a Finnish Juhannus party (Midsummer) - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midsummer
divided
The A40 divides Essen in two parts, South and North. The further south you go the bigger the houses become, the richer the people look.
The waste of New York city
Ther is waste. That's for sure. New Yorkers like takeaways and they like it often.
A free wish
A free wish - falling star during a night in Tamera, Portugal
Enjoy the silence I
The stern of a ferry after sundown.
Winter wonderland III
snowed in pillars at a industrial building during winter time
The lonely hears club park
The lonely hears club park
Orange and black
The entrance to the Ruhr museum. The orange escalator makes the perfect color for a night shot. What do you think?
Enjoy the silence II
Arriving with the ferry in Maarianhamina. The sea seems to be very quite.
Winter wonderland
Just snow, finally. That's one of the things I missed in Essen very much: Snow. I was used to Bavarian or Berlin winters.
Visit Ruhrhattan
Ruhrhattan is central Essen.
Stranger in the night
A crosswalk in shades of red at night
Paris, no Texas
The thoughts while reading the bus towards NYC
the blue flame tour
In 2014 I went to Ireland for protest, permaculture and biogas.
oh my portugal
Visting Portugal / Tamera ecoVillage in September 2014 on invitation by Solar C³ities e.V. I joined the Blueprint, a group of like minded people…
Ruhrpott Part Four - long kiss goodbye
Part four of the Ruhrpott series. The final chapter. I was already torn away from Essen.
into the blue
In April 2015 I went to Portugal for the 2nd Tameran Blueprint meeting.
Ruhrpott Part Two - the night strikes back
Part two of the Ruhrpott Series. I visited Tiger and Turtle, helped a butterfly, opened the EmptySpace, and yes: I took a lots of sundown photos…
Portuguese days
In September 2017 I went to Portugal to meet with the Blueprint Alliance.
NYC spring
In 2014 I followed an invitation by SolarC³ITIES TH Culhane to visit NYC, Dobbs Ferry. It was the first time I went to the States.
Oslo Permanent
In 2019 I went to Oslo for the Nordic Institute…
biogas experimentation week
In August 2015 I went to Tamera for the 3rd Blueprint meeting and the Biogas experimentation week.
