I am fascinated when photos trigger an irritation that makes me look longer and discover the story behind them. Well-chosen titles also trigger such irritations. Whether the story is true in the empirical sense or freely interpreted is irrelevant - the main thing is that the photo tells it well.

I deliberately keep the editing within limits. Qualitatively, there is still a lot of room for improvement, so I am grateful for constructive, even detailed criticism.

I own the rights to my photos.

Photographers who use boost bots, please do not follow me. It is a dubious way to generate fake attention - for nothing.

In this context, a word to the photo friends who follow thousands or have thousands of followers: Please don't be displeased if I don't follow you any more, BUT among thousands I am no longer noticed and among thousands I don't notice anyone any more either. If I am addressed personally, it makes a difference, of course.

Similarly, I do not participate in groups that require me to favour or comment on other photos in exchange for joining.

Have fun browsing!

Wolfram