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Shadows in the Forest
There are mornings in the forest when everything is just right. Light falls obliquely through the beech trees, the ground steams, and somewhere between the trunks a shadow moves. Quietly. Deliberately. Invisible to anyone who has not learned to look. I know this...
Glanzlichter 2026: My lynx photo wins the “The World of Mammals” category
A November evening at Großer Arber November 2025, Bavarian Forest. Twilight creeps through the beeches, the last light falls in a narrow strip onto the rock. Autumn leaves cover the ground like a copper-coloured carpet, and in between the moss glows a rich green. And...
Spring Awakening in Hiding: My Date in the Spring Mud
Hand on heart: who voluntarily lies flat in the forest mud during the day at three degrees and drizzling rain? While the world waits for the first cherry blossoms for the perfect Instagram selfie, I prefer to lie where it is brown, damp, and—well—quite uncomfortable....
Stabilization: beanbag vs. monopod vs. tripod — a practical comparison for long focal lengths
Why stabilization determines image quality at 400–800 mm With long focal lengths, “sharpness” is not the problem; it is the tiny movement that prevents sharpness. The longer the focal length, the higher the sensor resolution, and the smaller the time window for...
Wildlife Photography Florida: Bird Photography in Florida’s Winter Paradise
In the European winter, Florida is one of the most reliable and productive destinations for bird photography. While large parts of Europe are defined by short days, a low sun angle and reduced activity among many animal species, the southern United States offers mild...
Winter Birds in Focus – The Best Spots Around Munich for Bird Photography
At first glance, winter does not seem like the classic season for nature photography. The days are short, fingers get cold quickly – and many species have long since disappeared to the south. Nevertheless (or perhaps precisely because of this), winter is often one of...
Hair Ice in the Fog – Macro Photography on a December Morning in the Bavarian Forest
A December morning at around 800 meters in the Bavarian Forest often begins the same way: damp, cold, and silent. The forest lies beneath a thick blanket of fog, while the sun is already shining on the peaks above – a classic inversion morning. Down in the valley, a...
Beyond Reality? The Role of Image Editing in Nature Photography
Image editing has challenged our most fundamental assumptions about photographic representation. A new technology now makes it possible to model the lighting of a shot in 3D retrospectively, transforming a portrait from harsh midday light into a softly lit evening...
