A misty spring morning with fresh green treen and wild flowers. I’m so happy to live here!
Tag: landscape photography
Just a perfect day
At 6:30 in the morning I hear on the news that there’s a misty start of the day. I jump out of bed and check the window: gray, not much visibility. “I have to get up now,” I tell my husband, “This will be a perfect day!” And it is…
Happiness
According to a Buddhist saying, “The flowers in spring, the moon in the fall, a refreshing wind in summer, the snow in winter- what do I need more? Every hour is an hour of happiness for me.”
Being in nature and perceiving its beauty certainly gives me happiness!
Fairytales
I’ve been living here for almost five months now, an sometimes I really feel I’ve entered a fairytale when I go for my morning walk!
This unbreakable light
“I let it be, this unbreakable light
So that I become one, uncomplicated and whole.”
Anton Ent
The early bird…
… catches the best light on a foggy morning!
Heumense Schans
Stitching landscapes
I generally prefer tele lenses to wide angle lenses. I just like the feeling of being able to bring what I see closer. Because tele lenses are often heavy, I have gotten used to bringing my 85mm lens with me when I go hiking. It has some tele-quality and is not too heavy. And when I see a landscape that I want to capture, I just take a few vertical shots and stitch them together in a panorama. Which is exactly how this landscape came to be!
Dreamy morning
A beautiful morning with a bit of mist above the fens. As a photographer, you do need to get up early! 30 minutes later, all of the mist was gone.
Letting go
When other trees are already donning their spring greens, the beech tree is still holding on to last year’s leaves. I want to tell him – and, perhaps, myself as well – “Let go of the past. Open yourself for new opportunities.” I hope that soon the beech tree will embrace the fresh green colors of spring as well!
Awesome wonder 