Welcome to my nature photography blog. Here you will find practical tips, experience reports and equipment recommendations for your own photography in nature.
If you want to photograph animals, you have to understand them. Only with knowledge of the species can you take pictures that are more than just snapshots. It’s about respect, closeness and a deep understanding of the life in front of the lens – because this is the only way to create images that are authentic and unforgettable.
The blue nudibranch and the green earthworm are among the most colorful, but mostly overlooked inhabitants of our forests. For nature photographers, it is worth looking down – because often the special things are hidden exactly where no one is looking.
When I walk through the woods with my daughter, I often rediscover nature through her curious eyes. Nature photography is a wonderful way to get children excited about nature, to teach them patience and to sharpen their eye for the small wonders of nature.
A good hide is essential for many nature photographers – but which one suits your needs? In this article, I compare different models, explain the pros and cons and give practical tips for setup, comfort and camouflage. How to find the right hiding place for your wildlife photography.
Exotic, colorful and long gone: The bee-eater is returning to the Danube. In the warm floodplains of Bavaria, the colorful bird finds ideal breeding conditions – and offers nature photographers spectacular motifs. In this article, I will show you where and how you can observe and photograph the animals.
Munich surprises with a variety of nature motifs – in the middle of the city. In this article, I will introduce you to five special places where you can photograph wild animals, rare plants and impressive landscapes. Ideal for anyone who wants to discover urban nature and capture it on camera.
Choosing the right sensor is crucial for successful shots with the camera trap. In this article, I compare PIR sensors and light barriers, explain how they work, their advantages and disadvantages and give practical recommendations for optimal use in wildlife photography.
My camera traps have been documenting the lives of lynx in the Bavarian Forest for a decade. What began as a personal project became a valuable collaboration with Luchs Bayern e.V. The images not only show lynxes, but also other wild animals – a contribution to nature photography, environmental education and species protection.
Gran Canaria – a paradise for families and nature photographers. Together with my family, I explored the island’s diverse landscapes, encountered endemic species and captured special moments with my camera. In this travelogue, I share our experiences between adventure, relaxation and wildlife photography.
The snow-covered Bavarian Forest offers unique opportunities for nature photographers. In this article, I share five tried-and-tested tips for successful winter shots in the wildlife reserve – from the right equipment and optimal lighting conditions to the behavior of the animals. Perfect for anyone who wants to capture the winter wilderness authentically.
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