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I still remember my first visit of Venice very clearly: the first ride on the Vaporetto from Piazzale Roma to Ca‘ Rezzonico close to my hotel. I was inhaling the salty air just as much as the overabundance of all the visual impressions...READ MORE
Venice offers an incredible variety and abundance of photo opportunities for many different subjects. Street photography, architecture, minimalism, long exposures, the colorful masques and extravagant costumes of the famous Carnevale just to name a few. I've used this 10 years' "anniversary" as an opportunity to sort through my archives, to smile about some early not-so-good shots or processing results which today I would definetely do differently 😅 and to create new Venice galleries with newly processed photos:
A mixture of cityscapes, "seascapes", street photography and colorful sunrises and sunsets from my first two trips to Venice
City scenes, night scenes and street photography in Black and White from all my visits
Minimalistic long city-/seascape exposures from 2 workshops with Ronny Behnert and from several private visits
Minimalistic long exposures of fisher huts, poles and jetties mostly from the 2 WS with Ronny Behnert
A collection of the most colorful pictures of this tiny picturesque island in the Venetian Lagoon from all my visits there
On our first common winter trip to the Norwegian Lofoten Islands in January 2022 we had had a bit of bad luck with the weather - a lot of storms, rain, slush, snow and ice in motley succession. Time and again we were sitting in our admittedly very comfortable hut drinking coffee and baking yummy waffles instead of exploring the surroundings with our cameras…. That‘s why … READ MORE
The first part of this very impressive journey with Thorge Berger brought us to Srinagar, the heart of Kashmir, where we slept on beautiful old houseboats right on the serene Lake Dal. We explored the town with its beautiful wood architecture, the mosques and its bustling little quarters where we could take pictures of merchants and workmen... READ MORE
In October 2022 I had the wonderful opportunity to accompany my photography friend Hardo and his wife Steffi on a trekking tour in the region Solo Khumbu south of Mt. Everest and to visit the home village of his friend Sonam and the Capital area of Kathmandu.
Far out in the Atlantic Ocean there is a group of small volcanic rocky islands - the Faroe Islands. Over the past few years they have become very popular among hikers and photographers likewise particularly during the summer months. In wintertime it's comparatively quiet and sometimes quite a challenge to move around the islands because of really harsh weather conditions. We spent there three weeks in February and really enjoyed the impressive winter scenery.
Heavy storms with lots of rain, snow and hail marked our one week's photography tour to the Lofoten Islands...
Way out in the Venetian Lagoon there's Burano, a tiny fishermen's island, and although it belongs to Venice it looks completely different. It’s been known for many many years for its colorful little houses which are reflected in the channels. The legend says that the fishermen have painted their houses so brightly so that they would find their way home in foggy nights or when they have had one too many.
A collection of cityscapes and street photography in B&W from my many visits in Venice...
In February 2020 we stayed a couple of weeks in the West of Portugal to do some photo scouting and spent 4 days each in the bubbly and colorful Porto as well as in the less known Aveiro which is also called the Portuguese "Venice" because of its channels with the old Moliceiros which nowadays carry along tourists instead of salt or fish...
It had been my husband's long-cherished wish to return to this Greek string of islands which he had visited as a student and backpacker many years ago. Well, we found that the small white cubic houses with the blue doors and shutters and the many small white chapels with their blue round roofs have not changed at all over the years... READ MORE
On my first visit to the Delhi scrapyard I felt rather shy. I had no idea, how the people would receive me - me being a European tourist, a woman, a photographer. When I got out of the car my first impulse was jumping right back into the car as soon as I had set eyes on the many dirty workmen populating the streets and looking – what I thought quite hostile. What a misinterpretation!! READ MORE
“I’ve often questioned myself, why Europeans are so nuts about India. Why they want to be there, to travel there, to put up with everything there. Clearly, India is not just a different country, India is a different continent, a different planetary system... READ MORE
In July 2016 I visited Ladakh for the first time with a small group of photographers and our wonderful guide Jigmet. I was deeply impressed by the friendly people, the backdrop of the mighty mountains and the tiny monasteries sitting right on top of them.
…the shouts of the Venetian gondolieri to attract new clients are always ringing in my ears when I think of Venice. But there are so many more impressions and images floating before my mind immediately... READ MORE
In January/February 2015 I had rented an affordable shabby apartment right on Canal Grande close to the Casino for 4 weeks. The apartment was situated on the fifth floor of an old traditional palazzo, I had to climb 96 steps and to unlock 5 doors to get there...READ MORE
…the shouts of the Venetian gondolieri to attract new clients are always ringing in my ears when I think of Venice. But there are so many more impressions and images floating before my mind immediately... READ MORE
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