Patrick Hübschmann ; Landscape and Nature

I started taking photos with a dusty old cam from the attic. I like Black and White and the look of old photos and movies. Beside Music and Painting, photography has always been part of my creative life. Most of my images are taken digital, but I still use analog cams from time to time.

I started taking photos with a dusty old cam from the attic. I like Black and White and the look of old photos and movies. Beside Music and Painting, photography has always been part of my creative life. Most of my images are taken digital, but I still use analog cams from time to time.

I mainly focus on landscape and nature-photography, especially forests and trees, and find many of my subjects in the black forest in germany, where I live. I like the mood of misty autumn-mornings and the calmness of winter and simply try to find my own view of the places and things I photograph. [Official website]
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  • Janssens serge

    Dec 21, 2013 at 15:30

    Merveilleusement tendre et délicat ,une quiétude lustrée imprègne ses images ! Serge Janssens

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