Stories from the wild.

The Trailmaster TM1550PS is a robust photoelectric sensor for nature photographers. With precise infrared technology, long battery life and weather resistance, it enables reliable triggering in wildlife photography. In this article, I share my experiences and give tips for effective use in the field.

The Flaucher in Munich is a paradise for nature photographers. Especially in winter, numerous swans and other waterfowl gather here along the Isar. In this article, I share my experiences and give practical tips on how you can capture these majestic animals in their natural environment.

The Minox BV 10×44 impresses with its 10x magnification, 115 m field of view and robust construction. Weighing just 740 g, with an open bridge and nitrogen filling, it offers clear images even at dusk – perfect for nature photographers, hikers and birdwatchers.

The Bavarian Forest is home to the Eurasian lynx – one of the last refuges of this shy cat in Germany. In this article, I share my experiences of photographing lynx and provide insights into current conservation projects that are working to protect these impressive animals.

Munich’s parks are home to a surprising variety of wildlife – including tawny owls. In this article, I share my experiences of observing and photographing these fascinating owls in urban green spaces such as the English Garden and Nymphenburg Palace Park. Find out when and where you have the best chance of spotting tawny owls in Munich.