In the previous posts we assessed whether the iPhone 13 Pro Max is a right Leica killer. Short summary, it isn’t, but it can produce some awesome pictures. Of course, in the weight compartment with the 3 lenses, the Leica stands no chance. Therefore, in Part 3 of this Blog Post Series we give the…
Is the iPhone Pro Max a Leica M10 Killer? Part 2: Kyoto
Welcome to Part 2 of my blog series, “Is the iPhone Pro Max a Leica M10 Killer?” This time, we venture into the enchanting city of Kyoto, renowned for its old town with traditional houses and mesmerizing temples. Kyoto, a city steeped in history and culture, served as Japan’s imperial capital for over a millennium…
Is the iPhone Pro Max a Leica M10 Killer? Part 1: Osaka
Welcome to the first part of my blog series, “Is the iPhone Pro Max a Leica M10 Killer?” In this series, I’ll be exploring my recent trip to Japan, where I had the opportunity to capture moments with my trusted Leica M10 and three lenses (35mm, 50mm, and 90mm), along with the convenience of my…
Kyoto is worth a photo trip! Travel photography with Voigtlander 35/1.4, Leica 50/2 on an M10
Yes! Kyoto is worth a trip for any hobby or amateur photographer. Whether you are into street photography, travel photography or architecture photography, going to Japan, Kyoto will be in the top 3 of anyone’s list. The streets are taken out of picture books and fairytales of old Japan. Pair that with people dressed in…
With the Leica M10 in Osaka … and a surprise
Back in Osaka with my new Leica M10, the Summicron 50/2 and the Voigtlander 35/1.4 Nokton S.C. II. Not much to tell here except that I went out with a headache and didn’t really feel like shooting, I went home thinking all my photos will be crap and my surprise when a lot of them…
Past Glory – A photo walk with the Leica M10
Just a photo walk with my new camera around the Klopeiner Lake, Carinthia, Austria. The lake attracts many a visitor during spring and summer time. But now all is vacated and prepared for winter. The mist adds to the atmosphere of past glory and lends the photos a sentimental look. The photos were shot as…
Leica M10 – new camera, new passion
It is not uncommon that new equipment reignites a passion that turned stale. However, unlike new additions to your existing camera gear and the brand of your choice, changing to a new system can have an even more profound effect. In my case, it did not only reignite my passion, it augmented it. Augmented Passion…
“Unique” Digital Photography – What are Non-Fungible Tokens?
Has the digital age killed unique art objects? Can we create unique photographs and sell them as one of a kind? Blockchain might have an answer to this question.
Shanghai city lights – HDR long exposure
There are several extremely tall buildings in Shanghai to overlook the city. But to get a good shot you need time, darkness, and a good view. All this and more I got on my trip to Shanghai. After my business was concluded, I moved to the Pullman Skyway Hotel. This hotel is just a stone…
Visiting Brittany – Mont Saint Michel and Saint Malo
Travel photography has become my favourite kind of photography. Probably, because holidays are the time that one finally gets to unwind and let creative energies flow again. A road trip offers a great opportunity to take pictures of new and exciting places that give new inspiration. So we went to explore western France, more specifically…
Taipei and Hong Kong – Street and landscape photography for the lazy
Going to Hong Kong and Taipei is bound to leave you with amazing photographs. These cities are a treasure trove for any street photographer who is willing to simply walk the streets.
My submissions to the LensCulture Street photography Awards 2018
Every year, LenseCulture is hosting an international competition for street photography. The best part, when submitting five or more photos, you receive reviews by seasoned editors and photography professionals. Everyone is a winner. Below my submissions for 2018. If you like some of them, please go to LensCulture and click on the favorite button to…