This December has been a difficult month for me, filled with stress, pain, grief and worry. Some of that has been relieved now, but the exhaustion has yet to pass. Last weekend, nature showed itself from its most beautiful side and proved once more that a long walk in the face of such beauty can…
After my first photo zine ‘Silence’ I have self-published a small edition hand bound book called ‘Hidden Layers of Perception’ featuring 30 multiple exposure images. Details can be found on my Books > Publications page. A few copies are still available.
This summer, I created and self-published a photo zine based on my project ‘Silence’. I wrote about the experience on the newly added page Publications (under Books), where you can also have a look at the online version of the booklet. Euan Ross of Biblioscapes invited me for a discussion on his photo book podcast…
The visit to Dune de Dinat in May 2022 was not planned. It was a hunch, looking for another stop on the return journey from Spain to Germany. Another short stay at the Sea after driving through the dry and hot Spanish inland for a week. We camped in the middle of a gorgeous pine…
And now for something completely different. This series is based on one image that I had experimentally created some years ago. I liked the result a lot, but had not pursued the idea at the time. I picked the theme up again recently, and the images in the gallery Mirrormask are what happen when one…
Tales of Gods and Demons
Up until 2007 all photos I made were analogue and therefore already printed. When I got my first digital camera I stopped printing my images completely. It seemed redundant and expensive. In the last couple of years my opinion on this has started to change again. I missed having something tangible in my hands and…
Places, which left a haunting or sublime impression on me.
I could not help feeling that they were evil things– mountains of madness whose farther slopes looked out over some accursed ultimate abyss. That seething, half-luminous cloud-background held ineffable suggestions of a vague, ethereal beyondness far more than terrestrially spatial; and gave appalling reminders of the utter remoteness, separateness, desolation, and aeon-long death of this…
