Below are some of my favorite photographic subjects, but it is of course possible to just browse all photos. The latest additions can be found here.
I also picked my personal favorites, the ones that mean a little extra to me, simply because I like the photo itself, the subject, or because the photo reminds me of good times.
There’s no place like home, but there is also no place like a forest. There is simply no place where I feel as comfortable as in a forest.
Even though I am more of a forest person, the feeling of freedom when hiking in the mountains can’t be compared to anything else.
It's a shame that the abundance of crawly stuff around us is so overlooked. There is an unparalleled diversity of forms, colors and details out there, making macro photography very addictive.
I absolutely love spending the night outside in either my tent or my hammock. And as a result, I am obsessed with taking pictures of all my temporary homes, even after all these years.
Night has to be one of the best times to play around with a camera, especially since our eyes are so bad at seeing at night, which always makes the resulting picture a bit of a surprise.
Lichens are truly masters of survival, you'll find them everywhere, and they never cease to amaze me with their diversity in designs. And point a UV lamp at them, and many will show very nice fluorescense.
Probably one of the weirdest life forms on this planet, they can sometimes be a very unattractive slimy business, but when forming fruiting bodies they become something really special.
Life as it is wouldn't exist if it weren't for these recycling experts that can turn dead organic material in virtually every shape and color. And, like lichens, they show very nice fluorescense.
There are many patterns to be found in nature, and they have got to be one of the most rewarding subjects to take pictures of.
From the tiniest crystals to the largest canyons, geological forces have been shaping this planet and left a lot of interesting remnants for us to discover.