I’ve spent some days in Berlin, the German capital city, and took this shot of the Brandenburger Tor with my iPhone.
I spent some days in Potsdam whenI took my exam in the ISTQB Foundation Level certificate. While walking around in the evening I took these shots with my iPhone:
Jul 172011
Jul 162011
And another shot, made in Praha, finished on the iPhone.
It was about 10:00 a.m. and we have had no sleep yet…
Jul 152011
Something new I’ve done today while watching ‘Cloverfield‘.
It’s called – again really impressivly unobvious: Green Fear
May 022011
A morning shot from the train taking me to Frankfurt am Main / Germany.
Fire in the hills!
Mar 092011
This one is called “A gentle warmth in the dark of night”.
Can you see what it is?
Had a wonderful evening at the Unterfahrt in Munich with The Bad Plus.
The Guardian describes ‘em like this:
“If the Coen Brothers put together a jazz trio, perhaps it would be like this, the comic and the dramatic rolled together.”
Straight to the point!
Hope you like the picture like I do. :-)
Another scene taken on a drive by shooting on a train.
I especially like the title. :-)
It’s called: Transcendental [philos.] Factualness
Feb 162011
Taken this morning in front of the central station in Frankfurt am Main, Germany.
It’s called: Conrete Discomfort
Feb 152011
Here are some other shots taken and image processed on my smartphone.
These are examples on how easy it is to take a picture and process it to a certain effect in no time on a device as big as a film cartridge of a Polaroid SX-70.
They are far from perfect, but in some points, photography has lost it’s magic. In the early days, you had to have great knowledge of the technics of a camera. You had to be able develop a film and how to develop it for certain effects.
In our days, let’s take 200 pictures, crop the best to a good picture detail, correct the colors, insert objects, remove objects and so on…
Don’t get me wrong, that’s an art too, but in this way, I think, I will never become a good photographer… just a good wanna be photographer… but never say never. ;-)
I hope you like em! :-)
Feb 142011
The following shots are a result of a spring walk with the family.
The last two pictures are a result of too much sharpness, saturation and exposure.
A few words to my style: In short… I don’t have one yet. I am still a novice and eager to learn, so don’t be too harsh in your critics. ;-)