Flora
A few years ago, when I bought my first DSLR camera and started to experiment with photography, I mostly took pictures of flowers just because it was summer, they were everywhere around and looked so very beautiful. Back then I also discovered something I hadn’t noticed before – how the blurring of the background through the use of a shallow depth of field enhances the beauty of an object. It took a while before I really picked up photography but when it finally happened, I did remember this early impression and later I often combined it with a small change in the perspective to create images that I like to describe as portraits of flowers.
(Singapore – March 2015)
(Singapore – March 2015)
(Singapore – March 2015)
(Rostock, Germany – July 2016)
(Rostock, Germany – August 2016)
(Rostock, Germany – August 2016)
(Rostock, Germany – June 2017)
(Rostock, Germany – May 2014)
(Rostock, Germany – June 2016)
(Rostock, Germany – May 2014)
(Düsseldorf, Germany – March 2014)
(Rostock, Germany – December 2015)
(Rostock, Germany – August 2013)
(Rostock, Germany – December 2015)
(Rostock, Germany – March 2014)
(Rostock, Germany – May 2016)
(Düsseldorf, Germany – October 2013)
(Düsseldorf, Germany – April 2013)