I started to develop my interest into photography when I was a child and my father showed me and my brother how to develop our own films in the darkroom. I still remember that as a child I was so disappointed when I saw that our first photo developing on the paper in the darkroom was just a B&W image without colors. I just would have liked to see photos representing a colorful world - and I never changed that preference.

I always liked to take photos of nearly anything with all kinds of equipment but I started to dive more deeply into my hobby in February 2008 when I bought a great camera (Nikon D300). I am excited to have started on an ever lasting journey of learning and discovery.

My equipment:

Nikon D300

Nikkor 50mm 1.4

Micro Nikkor 105mm 2.8 VR

Nikkor AF-S 300mm f/4

AF-S Nikkor 17-55mm 2.8 G ED DX

Tokina 12-24mm 4.0

 

For me nature is the finest artist there is...that's why I love taking pictures of nature's beauty. Whenever I can capture a good shot of nature's beauty I feel happy. My love for nature was given to my by my father who is a Microbiologist. I studied Biology, Biochemistry and Biotechnology and also in my professional life I'm working to a certain degree with nature. I never cease to be deeply fascinated by nature.

As explained above I love colors and I'm not fond of B&W; there are only very few exceptions to that. I don't share the mainstream view of art. I have my own taste that seems to be a bit different. Too often I have the feeling that I just see chaos or I don't see anything meaningful or I just don't understand it when other people feel it's art. Again, there are very few exceptions to that.

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  • JoinedApril 2008
  • OccupationConsultant for Biotechnology
  • HometownSamedan, Switzerland (long time ago...); now Bangkok
  • Current cityBangkok
  • CountryThailand

Testimonials

The many awards received was the testimonial for the mark of excellence achieved in the awards group we had. You have been recognized as masterful photographer and remain acknowledged as one of the best here in Flickr.

October 6, 2008