Wurmlingen Chapel
Nearly 500m above sea level, the Wurmlingen Chapel is one of the landmarks between Tübingen and Rottenburg and offers splendid views into the Neckar and …
04 Apr
Going stealth…
Going stealth…
Recently, my brother and I began extending our spectrum of photographic opportunities by using night vision cameras. Triggered by movement and equipped with infra-red light, …
18 Mar
Red Kite
Red Kite
Spring is getting closer, and we hit the 20 degree mark this past weekend. Given this awesome weather, I had to see what’s new on …
05 Mar
The cradle of art and culture
The cradle of art and culture
Eighty-one years after its discovery, Julia and I stepped into a cave yesterday that might look completely ordinary but actually represents a unique site of …
03 Mar
Falkenstein cave
Falkenstein cave
Half way between Grabenstetten and Bad Urach, you can find one of the largest natural caves of the Swabian Alps: Falkenstein. Located just a short …
05 Feb
Love me do
Love me do
Obliviously, a Double-Crested Cormorant tries to impress the Girl in a Wetsuit—a modern version of Copenhagen’s famous Little Mermaid statue—in Stanley Park, Vancouver.
01 Feb
St. Cyriacus
St. Cyriacus
View through the arcades and gallery towards the main altar of St. Cyriacus‘ church. The church was built between 1250–1490 and ever since has been …
31 Jan
Ex flammis orior
Ex flammis orior
Travelling along the German Castle Route, Julia and I came through the area formerly possessed by the Hohenlohe family. Its located in western Franconia, between …
30 Jan
Schöntal Abbey
Schöntal Abbey
Founded in the 12th century, Schöntal Abbey has seen more than 800 years of German history and survived many troubling times such as the German …
10 Jan
Time is (not so) fleeting
Time is (not so) fleeting
The West-Eastern-Gate, a symbol of the reunion of the two German countries in 1990, is located in the middle of the former inner German border, …