“When you go out into the woods, and you look at trees, you see all these different trees. And some of them are bent, and some of them are straight, and some of them are evergreens, and some of them are whatever.
Turning People Into Trees
Europe
What Was This Exercise Good For?
You might wonder: why on Earth would he go back and review his photos from 2007? And yes indeed, maybe I’m just too full of myself… but that’s just one aspect. 😜 The other is that I simply can’t rest until I know that I looked, really looked at all those photos, and thoroughly evaluated them. And I can do that for my photos from 2007 now: rest. I’m done with them, it’s over, finished.
Cleaning Out The Vaults: 2007
In the last few months, and I probably mentioned this somewhere already, I’ve been diving in and out of my archives (going by year), giving them one last thorough review. Inevitably, a couple of images remained that I liked enough to make me wish for some context in which I’d show them but alas, no context was to be found. :P
Birches in Darkness
Experiments with developing photos made in broad daylight, rendering them into dark and dramatic black & whites with Lightroom alone.
The Tree that is Falling in Slow Motion, Huckinger See
Photos of the tree that is falling in slow motion, an excerpt from my Huckinger See portfolio.
Returning to Huckinger See
Thoughts, impressions, mental images materializing, and photographic revelations after visiting Huckinger See again, for the first time after nine years.