Dogdays
Woman suntanning on a hot July day in Oslo, Norway. The European heat wave of last summer drew people out to the beaches. This photo is taken with infrared slide film (35 mm). Using infrared film is an unpredicable form of photography, as the light meter in the camera cannot see the infrared light. An […]
Autumn Introspection
Autumn Introspection Parc Gatineau, QC
Back to the Farm
Back to the Farm Cheneville, QC
Blue Mountains Candy Way
Blue Mountains, Candy Way Parc des Montagnes Noires, QC
Hidden world
Cats have always been considered guides to another world. I decided to show it through a photo. Looking at the world wider, a new world is opening.
Kuldeep verma
This photo is a portrait and this model name is rajni sanwal. This photo clicked ptrika gate in jaipur rajasthan.
An astronomer in Texas – 10
–part 10 of the essay An astronomer in Texas– Finally, success! Clear, dark skies for science and also for photography. The milky way is fascinating both in the visible and the infrared, but I prefer the mix that is created by this filter and wavelength-sorted with blue corresponding to green, green to red and red […]
The lake of lago di garda
Lago di garda, or lake Garda, is very popular with tourists, particularly from Germany. It is a beautiful lake in the Italian alps. This, however, is just a puddle of water with the actual lake hidden. I like the difference in perspective between how it actually looked to how the camera captured it only a […]
Lightning and full moon
This is the only time I saw a full thunderstorm with partially clear skies and full moon. Taken from my balcony at home, I simply enjoyed the show and let the camera do the work in time lapse mode.
Sunrise in the alps
After a long and productive night observing on Mt. Wendelstein, one of my highlights is watching the sunrise in the morning which announces the end of my shift. Since there is nobody here besides the observer, I put on classical music from Bruckner and sit outside for half an hour while liquid nitrogen is refilled […]
An astronomer in Texas – 2
–part 2 of the essay An astronomer in Texas– Having arrived in Texas, our final trip was a drive through the mountainside. While taking photos out of the car is a challenge, the light through the clouds and the pale traces of plant life on the rocky hills made it worth a try.
An astronomer in Texas – 7
–part 7 of the essay An astronomer in Texas– Everything looked more peaceful on the next day. Sadly, infrared revealed a suspicious “cloud” in the sky, which is likely ash and not water. On the right, one can see how it slowly dissolves in the wind.
