Some exciting life changes are coming my way which have called for a change to the URL, so I’ve taken the opportunity to update the entire site too.

I moved around looking for what I had in mind, I tried different settings, changed angles and moved positions.

After a few failed attempts due to pandemics and lockdowns, it finally looks like I have an exhibition that will be taking place.

I've been moving towards a system change for some time. People change, attitudes change, and styles change.

If you take the time to look, you’ll start to see, if you listen, you will hear. A sentiment that pays dividends in the forest.

I was at my desk in the early evening when I saw that the edges of the clouds/fog teetering on the crest of the hills above Waldenburg had started to glow

What do you do when you can't do what you want and need to do?

As I watched the light move through the landscape and illuminate the lingering morning mist, I had an impression of the image I wanted to capture.

If you take the time and look just a little bit closer, you can find plants like this Ruprecht's herb still holding on to the warm days and showing their summer colours.

It is the time of year when the seasons are shifting and in such a beautiful way.

What is the difference between a snapshot and an image?

A difficult question that can in essence be answered very easily; time.

I'm not normally a big fan of summer, but the recent weather has opened up opportunities that we don't normally see at this time of year.

I recently had the chance to try out the new GFX100s for a few days.

These moments are extraordinary for me, it's one of the reasons that I love photography so much.

What makes an image and what makes my images different from so many others?

An image is not always what it appears to be, but does that matter?

Even though I'm excited about this, for one reason or another I seem to have forgotten to post about this here. As of last month, I will have a monthly image with a small descriptive text in the local regional newspaper, Volksstimme.

The time came and I made the decision, I've done it, I've now sold all of my Sony gear.

Like so many others, I have been spending a lot more time close to home, fortunately, I have the advantage of several small herds of chamois living in the hills and forests around where I live.