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Historic District In The Evening

Dennis

I thought I share a photo with you because lately I was a bit more silent. I played a lot more guitar than doing anything for my blog. Apart from that, real life kept me busy as well. But if you know me, that’s how I always dealt with my blog. Sometimes I am quiet, and other times I am annoying you with tons of posts per days (laugh). So, I went through my photo library and found the picture above. I shot the photo in November 2016 in the evening. I remember that I did pack my camera into … Continue reading Historic District In The Evening

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Good Night

Dennis

Tired cats do always find a place to sleep. I thought I show you a photo of my cat Shyna again. I pretty much liked the colored version, but in black and white it worked even better. I decided to convert the photo to black and white because due to the closed red curtain in my living room, there was a heavy reddish tone in the photo. It was not too bad, but black and white definitely worked better here in my opinion. That’s usually how I edit photos, I look at the pros and cons, and then I make … Continue reading Good Night

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Hidden Cat

Dennis

Here is a photo that I shot in July. One of the reasons I like to walk through the garden areas in our districts is that you often can find cats. Many of the garden renters have cats and they roam around freely since there are usually no streets close. So, when it comes to photography and taking photos of cats other than my own cat, the garden areas are always the best places to start with. My Tamron 300mm always helps with that, because that’s enough range to get pretty close even if they are hidden 20 meters away … Continue reading Hidden Cat

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Reinfeld Nature in Black and White

Dennis

I still have tons of photos of my time in Reinfeld. On the photo you see the large pond they have. It’s not a river, it’s really a pond. Once in a year they literally pull the plug and dry the pond out. No joke, they have small canals and water mills to do it. On that way they catch all the big fishes. That’s quite effective, huh? I’ve seen that with the smaller ponds surrounding it, but I’ve heard they do it with the large one too. I think it often happens in October. Continue reading Reinfeld Nature in Black and White