This category documents selected steps in photographic workflows. The entries show technical decisions, processes, and preparatory measures relevant to the creation of individual projects.
Content links exist, among other things, to Photo technology, travel Photography, Landscape photography and Wildlife photography.
Blue Rocks is a fishing village on the Canadian east coast of Nova Scotia, known for its colorful fishing huts and tranquil atmosphere. The color photograph shows a popular documentary perspective – and in the infrared spectrum, a second, unusual interpretation of the same scene.
Birds of prey in a duel: Two buzzards fight each other at a slut place. The object of desire: a dead deer. This series of images was taken from a camouflaged hide after a long wait.
30 inhabitants and millions of migratory birds – that is the small island of Mandø in the Danish Wadden Sea National Park. It is best reached by the Mandø bus, which is pulled by a tractor.
Kolufossar - these three beautifully located waterfalls in the northwest of Iceland are almost an insider tip.
Stuðlagil In the east of Iceland: This gorge, only discovered in 2016, looks like a work of human art with its vertical basalt columns.
Grey heron - once almost extinct, now frequently seen again. This portrait of a grey heron was taken on a sunny morning in April.
Fascination with sea eagles: Eight minutes face to face with a mighty sea eagle as an animal photographer in the Feldberg lake landscape.
The Vestrahorn mountain and the surrounding dune landscape on the Stokksnes headland are fantastic but difficult photo opportunities in Iceland.
Vík í Mýrdal on the south coast of Iceland is a top address among the island's many attractions in the North Atlantic.
The Kirkjufellsfoss waterfall, together with the Kirkjufell mountain, is one of the scenic highlights in Iceland. The photo was taken at sunrise in June.
Anyone who travels through the far northwest of the USA will certainly have this magical destination in mind: Second Beach on the North American Pacific coast.
Under the title “Das LebensMittel” the Nord-Ostsee Sparkasse is showing food photographs by Peter Rathmann from March 28th to September 13th, 2019.