Capturing the beauty of an autumnal forest without fog? Indeed possible! During my recent trip to the Elbsandsteingebirge, I found that underexposing images can really do magic. See this month's post for my 'Blattgold' Series.

Thick clouds move in and out of the forest, wet ferns and gnarly trees bend in the trade winds. The laurel forest of La Gomera is a true dream location for every landscape photographer, especially when the weather’s “bad”.

Ready-to-share images straight out of camera? What still sounds like utopia to me became a reality with Fujifilm's film simulations. Especially after I discovered that Kodak Gold recipe.

That seems hard to judge when seeing images these days. Recent AI models are not only able to generate text but also images of astonishing quality. In this blog post, I take a look at the strengths and shortcomings of one of today’s most powerful AI image generators: Midjourney.

Beech forests and the coastline within a few meters. A promising combination for every nature photographers! View this month’s post to see all the images I took during my four-day trip to the island of Rügen with the German Society for Nature Photography.

Generative AI models like ChatGPT, Bard, DALL-E 2 are hitting the news. But what do the recent AI breakthroughs mean for photographers? In this week's post, I will share my opinion on how generative AI will shape the future world of photography.

Shooting streets as a landscaper photographer? A great idea! In this post, I share with you how I discovered my passion for street photography.

Polished pictures. That’s what viewers see in galleries or on social media. But what is the process behind each picture? In this post I want to show you how I go about planning and capturing my images.

Why should I create a website as a photographer? That was the question I asked myself when I noticed that even today most photographers have an own website. In this blog post, I will give you the three reasons that convinced me to create my website.