Due to the longer exposure, the waves are blurred. The red sky make’s it to a complementary counterpart to the blue waves. The lights and the contour of buildings of a small town are seen in the background . A beautiful shot of a passing day. This photo is shoot after winter surf session at … Continue reading
I encountered these two dogs on my way back to my home. Both are attached to a trash can and wait in front of a bakery for their owners. They have looking at me and i try get home as fast as possible to get my camera. I photographed him with a wide angle to … Continue reading
A portrait of a young woman with a headscarf . She tries several sunglasses and watches herself in the mirror above her . The colorful sunglasses reflecting in the pair she tries at this moment. This creates a bit of a secret and a hidden moment becomes visible. It seams that she tries to hide … Continue reading
The MS Artville understands itself not as an ordinary exhibition with clean white walls, more as an open air gallery between the indusry port and the diversity of cultural and artistic underground. This playground is presented at the Reihersteieg in Wilhelmsburg / Hamburg. The productions is over four weeks. Every week international artist and art … Continue reading
As light rain fell on the water, this pattern emerged from small waves and leaping drops. Continue reading
An old salesman was standing and smoking outsides of his shop. A photograph is often a secret and a story about a life. The more it tells you the less you know. Continue reading
These three drunken guys making fun of the passing tourist bus. I was lucky that I got the chance to get some shoots in this quick situation. Not enough, actually when the bus passes me I got the photo through the windows of the bus. Sometimes you got one these multi layered photos. Continue reading
This weather is typical for Hamburg. After the sun comes rain, and after the rain comes sun again. Continue reading
This is my first black white photo with an analog Nikon D90. It`s caused by pure coincidence. I asked him to throw the bottle in the air, while I pressed the shutter button of the camera. The photo was made exact at the moment when the bottle was in front of his face. Continue reading
Paul Schick 