Let me show you my photographic work
ICM – Intended Camera Movement is a photographic technique in which camera movements are used for design. Simply put, it’s shaking, so actually something that every photographer fears. However, if it is used in a targeted manner, impressionistic alienations of well-known motives arise.
Today the Fotofreunde Herborn did a walk, during which we were instructed to use this technique.
Here are some of my first results.
This year’s summer holiday brings me and my family to Southern England, with Cornwall being one station. Stunning impressions from Bude and Tintagel show, why this region is so famous and an international tourist favourite.
Her are just some of the highlights from just two days on the beach and around Tintagel Castle.
Tonight, we had a little pleasure cruise in the air-conditioned car to cool down after a busy day .
We arrived at one of our favorite places in the vicinity just in time for some breathtaking colors and a stunning sunset.
While I was taking some pictures of the golden-lit gras silhouettes and my wife was already walking the dog, my daughter found an even better spot for some photos with her posing.
On the way back home, another photo op presented itself with an ancient gate naturally framing a gorgeously lit cloud on the horizon.
All in all, a perfect end of the day which left me feeling happy and blessed.
Recently, I was allowed to photographically accompany the charity concert of the music corps of the Bundeswehr from Siegburg on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the Siegen Brass Orchestra. In addition to a great atmosphere and virtuoso music, the event also offered an opportunity for a few photographic gimmicks.
With the month of May, various shades of green and a plethora of blossoms appeared around here to be enjoyed while walking our dog.
Here are some impressions from recent walks.
On March 14. yet another joint exhibition project started. I only provided two images in the exhibition „Momentaufnahmen 2.0“ (roughly translated: „Capturing moments in time“) presented at the „Villa Grün“ in Dillenburg, showing the plethora of different perspectives on photography.
In November and December 2025 I took part in the joint exhibition „Nah und Fern“ with three of my paintings together with about 30 other photographers.
The Fotofreunde Herborn and the Fotoclub Niederscheld showed a selection of photographic works on the subject of „Near and Far“ in a joint exhibition. On Friday 28. November 2025 the exhibition was opened at 7 pm in the Haus der Vereine (Alte Färberei), Mühlgasse 5-7.
The images on display reflected different angles and motifs – from wide landscape shots to detailed close-ups. Thematically, the photographic range extends from scenes from the Herborn region to impressions from other parts of the world. The exhibition illustrated how proximity and distance can be implemented in photography both spatially and in terms of design.
Last autumn, I captured a few impressions of my beloved hometown Herborn in all her glorious colours.
I co-organized a new shared exhibition project of our local photo club and another regional club. We present more than 100 photos contributed by 30 photographers. The grand opening took place this week with more than 100 attendees and was well received by all visitors and the press.
These days, I got another chance for some event photography for the municipal marketing in Herborn. The venue was the local Bavarian style beer festival with great show acts on stage.
These images were all taken on the opening night with Mission2Party and Micky Krause on stage.
The acts and the crowd were really good fun as a photo project.