Bornholm. The building blocks of Louisenlund
Louisenlund on Bornholm is one of the most impressive stone fields in Northern Europe. Infrared photography shifts perception and makes the mystical aura of this archaic cult site visible.
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Alaskan adventure. By plane to Denali.
Denali in Alaska, at 6.190 meters, is North America's highest mountain and a sacred site for the indigenous people. Weather permitting, the world of Denali can be explored from the air. This experience culminates in a landing on one of Denali's glaciers.
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Alaskan adventure. In the land of the bears.
The Alaskan wilderness is home to an impressive bear population of over 100.000 individuals. To observe and photograph these powerful predators in their natural habitat, the experience and services of local professional guides are essential.
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Adventure Alaska: Bald Eagle at Anchor Point
Anchor Point is located on the Pacific coast of Alaska on the Kenai Peninsula and is home to dozens of bald eagles, which were nearly extinct in the United States 70 years ago.
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Adventure Alaska
With its endless expanse, Alaska embodies the image of untouched nature and offers an overwhelming abundance of photographic opportunities.
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Martin Stock. At the mercy of the tides
On view at nos.FOTOMENTA Schleswig until October 30, 2025: the exhibition “At the mercy of the tides” with Wadden Sea photographs by Martin Stock.
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European Nature Photographer of the Year 2024
The winning images of the “European Nature Photographer of the Year 22” competition can be seen at the Schleswig City Museum until June 2025, 2024.
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Hammershus. The largest fortress ruin in Northern Europe
Hammershus on the Danish Baltic Sea island of Bornholm is the largest castle ruin in Northern Europe. The fortress was built in the early 13th century and was the seat of Danish kings for a long time. Only in aerial photographs do the impressive dimensions of the complex become apparent.
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At the mercy of the tides. Photographs by Martin Stock in nos.FOTOMENTA
“At the mercy of the tides” – the exhibition marking the 40th anniversary of the Schleswig-Holstein Wadden Sea National Park with photographs by Martin Stock at nos.FOTOMENTA.
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Black and white or color?
In the growing flood of images in the digital age, the importance of photography as a school of seeing is in danger of being lost. The systematic analysis of one's own image archive can be helpful here.
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Yellowstone in winter. Elk
Wapiti – that is what the indigenous people called the special species of deer that is native to the North American continent. Several thousand of these mighty animals live in Yellowstone National Park.
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Yellowstone in winter. The landscape
Winter is the best time to capture the impressive landscape in Yellowstone. However, freezing temperatures of up to -50° C are a real test for people and equipment.
