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It rarely happens that you just have to step out o It rarely happens that you just have to step out of your door at home and get the chance to capture pretty nice shots of the night sky. Last night we had been lucky enough to take the chance and watched Neowise passing by ... pretty fascinating. Maybe we get a second chance the other night ...
All that stress and bustle of every day life seems All that stress and bustle of every day life seems so far away when you are sitting on top of a dike near the north sea, feeling the wind on your face, watching the sun going down and see how all the small lambs are searching (and finding) their mothers before the night ...
The goood thing about not being able to travel too The goood thing about not being able to travel too far is that you discover places right in front of your door, that you had never been to before ... but will for sure return to more than once.
It was one of the first photos we had ever seen fr It was one of the first photos we had ever seen from the Faroe Islands. For a long time bacl then, we didn't even know where this waterfall flows into the sea and that Gásadalur is a tiny village on the Faroe Islands. In those days the internet was still bound to cables and Google was the fancy new thing. So it took us quite some years, until we finally made it to these little islands in the North and stood there in awe. Watching the water falling down, the puffins flying by and Mykines slowly disappearing in the evening mist. Sounds somehow romantic? Well, if you go there when nobody is around it definitely is a spot to remember for a lifetime.
Mount Cook, the highest mountain in New Zealand... Mount Cook, the highest mountain in New Zealand... looks so majestic from far away ... climbing it shouldn't be too easy ... at least, that's what I've heard ... Never tried it on my own ... and to be honest: I like the views from below 😊
One of those early sunrises, that get stuck in you One of those early sunrises, that get stuck in your mind forever: 6 am on a chilly morning at Bryce Canyon. No one around us. Just silence. The sun is slowly climbing over the horizon. And suddenly the Hoodoos start glowing... Have a nice sunday and stay safe ...
Staying at home and travel photography is somehow Staying at home and travel photography is somehow a contradiction in itself. The challenge is to find other subjects than milky ways, glacier lakes or snow caped mountains. So, why not choose ... cookies? And by the way: Cookies are also a perfect asset while planning trips for the future!
Not many words to loose at the moment ... stay hea Not many words to loose at the moment ... stay healthy ... stay @ home ... and keep on dreaming about all those amazing places you want to visit when all this virus-stuff is over again ...
It was a cold and foggy morning when we got out of It was a cold and foggy morning when we got out of our lodging at the Hrauneyjar Highland Center to leave for Landmannalaugar. After driving for some kilometers on the dirt road, it started to rain. Well, at that moment, we didn't even think we could do any hike on this day at all. But we drove on anyways. What we really learned in the last weeks on Iceland: The weather can change at any time. Instantly (and temperature doesn't really matter. It's all about the amount of rain and the speed of the wind 😉 ) And this is what also happened that day: The rain got lighter, the clouds rose higher, and when we arrived at Landmannalaugar, we could even see some peaks of the surrounding mountains. So we started our hike up to Brennsteinsalda in hope that the clouds would move away and the sky clears up... and while we hiked through this bizarre landscape, the views got better and better .. until the clouds were so high, that you could see almost all the surrounding mountains.
The temples of Japan are amongst the most amazing The temples of Japan are amongst the most amazing buildings we have seen so far. There are so many details in each of them, the settings in which they had been build are (most of the time) so stunningly beautiful and there are so many of them, you could spend years to see them all... and besides the temples there is still so much more to discover in Japan ... well, maybe we will have to go there a second time ... and a third ... and maybe even a forth ...
It was one of those flights where you are not sure It was one of those flights where you are not sure if your drone will return home safely. But the scenery was simply too amazing, so we had to give it a try. It was a frosty morning in Reine, on the tipp of the Lofoten islands and we had come to the end of our trip through the islands. Only two more days to go before heading back home. Well, to make it short: The drone also safely returned home, we brought it down just before it started to snow heavily. Which gave us some interesting shots with snowflakes on the pics. Reine is definitely among the most beautiful places to fly your drone... and even without a drone it is one of the most amazing places on earth ... already pretty excited to get back ...
There are hundreds, if not even thousands of water There are hundreds, if not even thousands of waterfalls on Iceland. One of them is Hengifoss, in the eastern part of the island. It falls over a cliff of high rocks and on a windy day you can feel the mist already from a distance, as you approach the waterfall. On the way towards it you pass small meadows, walk on little footpaths and it's quite a beautiful scenery. But once you are standing on the foot of the waterfall, all you see is a wall of dark rocks with red lines in it and the water coming from above. You hear the thunder of the waterfall and feel the spray of the falling water on your face ... well, sometimes a pretty wet experience ...

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