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Montag, 7. Juli 2014

Donnerstag, 19. Juni 2014

Stone Organ

Strolling the beach of Anholt/Denmark in 2012 we came to a stretch where waves rolled over a bed of stones, all almost the same size. With the water running back the stones chattered to each other making kind of music. I call this effect "Stone Organ".
This is part 3 of experimenting with natural movement....

Montag, 16. Juni 2014

Stone at the beach

Second part of experimenting with natural movement....
The waves were washing over the stones at Søby's beach vigorously, which gives a little idea of what waters do to stones during millenniums.






Barley-field

While strolling around Søby/Denmark, we found this field of barley moving in the wind...This is the first part of experimenting with natural movements.


Sunset in Søby

The children and me were already sleeping, when Wolfgang went for a stroll at the beach and took these beautiful pictures of the sunset :-)











Donnerstag, 5. Juni 2014

Fossils

One fun thing about strolling beaches in Scandinavia is collecting fossils. 

Ammonites

Belemnites


 Part of an urchin


Urchins


Bryozoa


 Part of an shell joint


Montag, 2. Juni 2014

Rainbows....

Talking about rainbows...On pictures they look easily like kitsch, but seeing one in real is always an enchanting moment...

Once, we visited the peninsula Schleimünde/Germany, a whole rainbow spread over the baltic sea. It lasted for about 45 minutes and was for a while accompanied by a second short piece. It was too large to put it in one photo.







Last fall we traveled to Scotland. The whether was changing so quickly from rain to sun and back, that we saw at least a dozen rainbows. This one was only the most filmable. 


Samstag, 31. Mai 2014

Rainbow within the sea

While floating at a windless day on the Als-Fjord/Denmark our daughter observed a interesting phenomenon: There was a rainbow on the water surface, apparently showing the reflexion of sunlight scattered within the clouds.