On this long and dark winter … ehm June night, I’m trying to pay back some of my photography debts:

Almost two weeks ago, I watched (not only) beech trees unfolding their leaves:

Munich’s unique museum landscape is always good for not only one, but several photo exhibitions. With our photo group “Blau” we recently went on a trip there. In the Pinakothek der Moderne you can look at the work of Sabine Hornig, “Durchs Fenster” (Through the window) until February 26th. Large photographs of windows opening into empty...

A week’s holiday in autumn can be more relaxing than three weeks in summer: The Mecklenburg Lake District during bird migration – even though the cranes were scarce and in other places this year, there was enough birdable stuff to admire. Let’s see some impressions – birds first, landscape after. Enjoy!

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From Bad Oldesloe in Germany, we received an invitation to the exhibition “Götterbäume” (Gods’ Trees) by Christian von Alvensleben. It will be opened on 19th March in the Villa Ruh in Zingst on the Baltic Sea. To quote from the announcement: The olive trees were discovered by Christian and Helga von Alvensleben on the Island of Rhodes between 2000...