Some parts of this blog also in English

Published on 31. May 2012

Unfortunately this blogs bigger part is written in German.
But there is a little shop included where you can buy photographs and it is translated to English (as well as some articles). So you can appreciate the pictures also on your wall!
Notice: Pages with products only available in German are not translated or, if the language doesn’t matter that much, you will be adverted to this factor.

Portrait MMMaria

Published on 20. July 2018

As leader of the portrait workshop last Saturday I did not shoot in the studio to let the radio trigger for the participants. Here are two more photographs at available light, the first one made again with the Petzval 85 mm f/2.2 @ f/4, the second one with the Zuiko 35-100 mm f/2 @ 100 mm and f/2:
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Portrait workshop featuring MMMaria

Published on 16. July 2018

Some pictures from the portrait workshop in July ’18:

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Electric Orpheus Academy

Published on 11. July 2018

Near Rapottenstein in the Wood County (Lower Austria) a stronghold of electroaccustic music is situated, the Electric Orpheus Academy. Music which opens ears and minds is produced and performed there. On the occasion of the concert on July 7^th ’18 some photographic work was made.

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Sehen wie die Profis?

Published on 1. June 2018 (updated on 14.8.’18)

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Kurs zur kreativen Bildausarbeitung

Published on 18. April 2018 (updated on 16. März ’20)

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My new hero

Published on 3. March 2018

At the opening of our current photo exhibition I mentioned it: I found a new hero of photography! His name is Wynn Bullock.

Also for him the developing of perception of man was important. Once and again he changed his photographic technics and entered virgin soil. First working as B&W photographer with a 8 x 10 view camera, he changed to abstract color shots (which were made with the camera, that also was my first SLR, an Exacta from GDR), and three or four years later came back to Black and White with an 2 1/4 2 1/4 Rollei SL66. Continue reading →