I was stunned by this contrast of the warm afternoon sun versus the cold foggy winter day.

on my interrail trip through Europe this summer this summer I came across this façade across the port of liverpool building. I was fascinated by this contrast, this clash of different forms of architecture. the reflection though unites the two as if the modern construction idolized the neo-baroque heritage

Endinburgh getting ready for the 2009 Edinburgh International Festival - here in front of the castle.

This image does not get close to how awesome it was to spend an entire week up there hiking. I did do some digital post-processing on this one though - this panoramic image consists of five shots. I merged them after scanning the negatives and then adjusted the colors.

A different approach to scanning my negatives: Two scans - one with a high gamma and one with a low one - each 14bit, loaded into an hdr processor. This is the result. Grainy.

An image out of my first self-developed 35mm roll. The heavy grain should be due to the age of the film. It's a T-Max 400, best before 1995.

This image reminds me so much of Forrest Gump .... it's such a beautiful story.

Another old negative I dug up today, taken in 2006. I was surprised by its horrible condition considering its age of only 2,5 years. However I like the old look to it.

After I posted a bad scan of this image a couple months ago (actually it was the first image of this site) I finally made a 14bit scan of the negative today, to get a high quality version. I adjusted the curves a bit, and decided not to crop it as to stress the analog origin of this photograph.

As the summer goes, the winter comes ... so does the rain.

This is one of my Grandmothers, as portrayed two weeks ago. I processed the raw file in PhaseOne CaptureOne 4.

This is one of the images I took the other day at school ... oh and the bag is mine by the way.

On my way home the school bus went through a really heavy rain. As soon as I got off the bus however the sun came out - so I took the D200 (of a friend of mine) and tried to catch the beautiful lighting.

This is an image I took in the Forest of my village while I was on a little bicycle tour.

This was one of my first macro shots. I took it back in 2004 I think.

Seats at the Hurricane High Baseball field.

The nuclear power plant (German: AtomKraftWerk, short: AKW) in Philippsburg is a quite impressive complex of buildings. While I visited it a couple weeks ago I got to get a closer look at one of the two huge cooling towers. This picure is one of the many photographs I took that day.