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Crossprocessed double exposure of the King Ernst-August monument in front of Hannover main train station.
Within the horseback King of Hannover you can see a photo of the frontside of Hannover main train station, which is part of a lomowall in my living room. Having those two objects that belong together in one picture is not intentional since the second exposure was taken after rewinding an re-inserting the film. Between both exposure lie about two moth.
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Elephant eating a carrot in Hagenbecks Tierpark in Hamburg.
Lomo LC-Wide with it´s brilliant wide 17mm lens.
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Five Trees on a flooded field near my home.
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“Long” time exposure (about 2 seconds) on the train up to Heidelberg castle. The most liked picture in my lomohome and among the top 20 most popular LC-A photos on lomography.com.
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Jürgen, fan of the Hannover football team Hannover 96, enjoying a beer and a fish sandwich prior to Hannover 96´s match versus Schalke 04 in April 2010 which Hannover won 4 to 2.
Hipshot with the Lomo LC-A.
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Roses at the roadside in early summer. Taken with a Carl Zeiss Tessar M42 lens on a Porst Compact Reflex slr camera.
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Schorse, Father of 27 Children. Schorse is Georg in hannoveran dialect.
Taken at Hannover Zoo.
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Tea and Cupkakes at my parents home. Taken with one of the most beautiful m42 lenses, the Takumar 1,8/55.
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The shore near Den Helder in Noord Holland. The lighthouse is called Lange Jaap (Long James) and is the tallest lighthouse made from cast iron in Europe.
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Winter sunset near Mannheim.
Taken with a russian Smena Symbol.
