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Short walk by the Rue Cler in the 7e arrondissement of Paris during Christmas in a rainy night wich gave some nice reflections of the light in the stone floor.
This time in colour.
Wintry scene of snow, multi-colored aurora borealis and stars in the night sky over the Black church at Budir on the Snæfellsnes peninsula, Iceland
Street photography in Zurich, Switzerland. Due to water drops on the lens I got this “rain effect” in the upper part of the frame.
Street photography in Zurich, Switzerland. The main station in Zurich is one of the best spots for street photography. In this picture I love the lines forming a horizontal pattern.
Street photography in St. Gallen, Switzerland. This time I decided to deviate from my usual practice of taking black and white and focused on color photos.
The pattern of the Pfalzkeller frames the outside in a surreal way. I really like the perspective.
The trail sits at 2,200 meters above sea level, just a few hundred meters below Thailand’s highest peak (2,565 meters). Take note that Doi Inthanon National Park is opened all year but Kew Mae Pan Nature Trail is closed from June to October i.e. the raining season.
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Paris, France - December 2016: choir sunging in the convent next to the Montmartre's Basilica of the Sacré Cœur, by night. The Basilica dome is in the fog.
Street photography in Zurich, Switzerland. I really like the hard light of the view upwards. And then the prominent clock and the silhouette of the two persons.
Street photography in Zurich, Switzerland. I really like this overpass bridge when it drops shadows in the sun. Combining this with an ultra-wide lens and two great subjects (even carrying their dog) and you have an amazing picture.
Street photography in Zurich, Switzerland. This is actually a train station. But with the super wide lens it rather looks like a church. I love how the light is playing here.
A picture of myself in front of the light sculpture “Portal II” of Stefan Kainbacher at the Light Festival 2022 in Vaduz, Liechtenstein.