Recent content by Stefan Wilde

Thank you so much for your kind words! This wasn't planned in any way, but when I took them indeed it already felt like these belonged together. Thanks again!

26th December 2024, a small coastal town called Wremen at the North Sea Coast of Lower Saxony. That patch of land is called - I kid you not - Wursten. I needed to escape the Christmas crowd at home for a little while. My Rolleiflex was with me, loaded with Portra 160.

Quite a backyard you have there!

Peter, what a beautiful set of images! A part of me still believes that moving machines actually have a soul and personality - as though they were living, breathing companions. That is why looking at the remains of these once proud engines is so full of melancholy. To me, they look abandoned...

I love the shot of Oberhafenbrücke! It's one of Hamburg's most photographed places, featuring in all sorts of record covers, detective films and the like - but your take is new to me! Thamks for posting!

These do convey a feeling of peace to me, at least.

https://www.tagesanzeiger.ch/fotografie-oliviero-toscani-ueber-benetton-trump-und-das-sterben-927185223043 Unfortunately in German, so I can't be certain if he meant *peace* or *Peace*..

A few weeks ago I was in the Zürich Museum of Design (Museum für Gestaltung) to see a retrospective of Oliviero Toscani. He won fame through his very controversial work for Benetton and at Andy Warhol's factory before that. If you get the chance to see it, I recommend it! After that, I read a...

I guess the second shot would work as part of a series. The first shot gives an impression of the dimensions, the second one doesn't because you can't see where the building ends. But the second one is more focused on the building itself... I was told once that in architecture photography it is...

Now that's a postcard picture if there ever was one!

Gary, Let's get this out of the way first: I am German and I have nothing but thankfulness, awe and respect for the allied soldiers who went ashore in Normandy in 1944. It was necessary, it was right and the world is better for all that they have sacrificed. I am saying that as a member of the...

Hi Rob, it's all been said, but not yet by all (Karl Valentin). All the best for you and your family! No idea if you want it, but here's a big hug anyway. I'm sure you will live with it.

HMS Victory is a splendid idea, I have been there the day before I met both Peter and Robert... He will know what I allude to. Anyway, HMS Victory is undergoing a much needed deep rebuild / restoration. It is today scheduled to be completed in 15 years, if I am not mistaking. Photographically...

Dear Peter, my better half and I have just returned from our trip and I'd just like to say how delightful and precious it was to see you! Also looking forward to the one shot story!