Today I walked through the garden areas with the intention to photograph outdoor cats that roam around in these areas. I usually don’t set in stone what kind of subjects I will photography when I go outside but today I really wanted to find out if I can get more cat photos. Hey, and I found one! A beautiful ginger cat gave me the chance to take a photo. So, take a look below… Continue reading Ginger Cat
I am honest with you, the title of this post (Angry Cat) is pure click-bait. I mean, in the photo it definitely looks like Shyna is very angry but that was not the case when I shot the photo. You … Continue reading Angry Cat
A week ago I got a Euro coin back as change money and didn’t notice it right away, but at home I had to laugh when I realized someone attempted to stamp out the United Kingdom from the coin. So, I took my 40mm macro lens and shot a photo. The person had a funny idea but I don’t think that it was correctly executed as Ireland is stamped out as well and not just the United Kingdom. It could also be that it is coincidence, that the Euro coin was not damaged on purpose. But anyhow, it looks to … Continue reading Brexit Coin
Here is an old photo of my cat from 2014. I fed my cat and took the photo with a point-and-shoot camera. Sadly the image was pretty blurry, but it was less apparent with different black and white presets, which is why I decided to use one. It’s not one of the greatest photos, but I also don’t like to delete my cat photos as these are memories too. But you definitely can find better photos of Shyna on my blog. Continue reading Feed The Cat
I went through the folders of point and shoot or smartphone images today and found the photo above. This was shot in a small village of Thuringia in 2011. The husband of my mother has family there. Sadly, his mother and father died a while ago, but his brother is still living there. I thought you might like the photo. I really don’t want to forget the old photos, which is why I upload older ones once in a while too, and many of them have either been shot with a smartphone or point-and-shoot camera as said. Continue reading Village in Thuringia
Here is a photo of a rook bird. The photo was shot from the inside when I saw the rook bird on the garage roof. Rooks always appeared mysterious to me. We have quite a lot of them in and around our city. Some people say they’re creepy. But I find them very interesting, especially when hundreds or thousands of them fly in formation during bad weather. I don’t know why, but somehow they’re attracted to stormy weather. This is maybe also one of the reasons why people find them creepy. If it gets dark and stormy outside, and you … Continue reading Hungry Rook Bird
Diary of Dennis 