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Hi, I am Chris, a Munich based Freelance Photographer. Hope you enjoying my blog. Please feel free to leave me your feedback so I can improve my skillsets. Thanks in advance for your kindness.

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View over the South Tyrol Alpin Region

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Spring time and flower blossom all over the nature! Time to be out in the oudoors and to enjoy the awakening of nature!

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Pink Moon, photographed from the area around Munich! Luckily, the sky was open, no clouds during the time of the Moon rise!

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Winter Impression - Frankonian Forest Winter Wonderland

Image of the Franconian Forest, covered in deep snow, taken in the vicinity of Nordhalben.

This part of the Franconian Forest is situated close to the border of Thuringia and populated very thin. You can walk for hours and not seeing anyone else!

Just great if you would hang up in your dreams without any disturbance!

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Sitting on the Edge!

View over Pulpit Rock, one of the key landscapes of Rogaland, Norway. The Platform sits 600m above the Lyseboden Fjord and offers a fantastic view over the surrounding mountains enclosing the Lyseboden Fjord.

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Rural Depopulation

Although Germany is one of the most developed Countries in the world, there are areas which are suffering from the effects of Globalisation. More and more the population is concentrating in the big cities because of unemployment and infrastructure issues in the rural areas.

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Norwegian Seascape

View over Tungevika Harbor during Sunset. Rogaland

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Fjøløy Lighthouse

When the daylight fades and the shadows fall Let the light from the lighthouse shine on me… And the sun sinks low in a troubled sea Let the light from the lighthouse shine on me And the night winds blow and the rain falls free Let the light from the lighthouse shine on me.

Fjøløy Lighthouse is a coastal lighthouse in the municipality of Rennesøy in Rogaland county, Norway. The lighthouse sits on the island of Fjøløy, along the Boknafjorden. It is owned by the Norwegian Coastal Administration. The lighthouse was first built in 1849, but it has been replaced twice since that time.

The Lighthouse can be easy reached and offers a great view over the surrounding area. You can photograph the Lighthouse from various direction and therefore provides opertunities to make your own special photo of it, portraying your individuell art.

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August in Strasbourg!

View over Petite France from Barrage Vauban. In the Background the Cathédrale Notre Dame de Strasbourg.

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#strasbourg #france #unesco #historicsite #august #river

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Glastonbury Tor by dawn!

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London Architecture

Eastern entrance of "Canary Wharf" Underground station in black & white.

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NIK Collection for free - Awesome

Good news for all photographers!

Google has decided to release the Nik Collection for free. Who has never worked before with the Nik Collection, it offers a great variety of photo editing tools either as stand-alone or plug-in version. The collection includes a tool for HDR photography, Black & White, Noise-reduction and for sharpening your images. For all those who has just purchased the Collection in 2016, a refund will offered.

All further details you can find on the micro site of the Nik Collection under the following link:

https://www.google.com/intl/de/nikcollection/

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Signs of the arriving spring

First signs of the arriving spring. Image has been taken in the vicinity of Castle Underwittlesbach, Bavaria, Germany.

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Konak Cami Mosque

Image of the Konak Cami Mosque in the centre of Izmir.

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Izmir Saat Kulesi

Historic clock tower located at the Konak Square in Konak district of İzmir, Turkey.

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Art of Weaving

Turkish girl at a Carpet School close to the historic town of Ephesus.

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PEAK DISTRICT

Impressions from the Peak District.

Despide the bad weather, I was able to catch quite a lot impressions from the South and North of the Peak District.

Thanks to the help of two fellow photographers, Matt and Mick, I was able to achive all my plans for this trip.

From the Southern Part of the Peak District:

From the Northern Part of the Peak District:

The equipment I used, was a Nikon D700, Nikon F2.8 24 - 70, Gitzo Tripod, Lee Filter Holter, Lee NDG 1.2 Hard.

The rest was luck and intuition. ;-)