Warnemünde isn’t my usual spot for photography. It’s too touristy, crowded, and noisy—peace is hard to come by here. But once a year, Warnemünde turns into something truly special, and no, I’m not talking about the Hanse Sail. Each autumn and winter, a small group of Purple sandpipers makes an appearance. These hardy little creatures scour the harbour’s breakwaters in search of food.
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Wader Autumn Migration on Texel – II
Morning hours have gold in their mouth is a well-known German proverb. While I often struggle to get out of bed in my daily life, I can’t get up early enough in my free time. Most birds are most active in the early morning hours. Additionally, as a photographer, I can...
Wader Autumn Migration on Texel – I
Memories are the gold of our soul, a life-experienced friend once told me. Against the backdrop of this thought, I want to kick off this blog with a post about my European Golden Plover shooting in August. I spotted the goldies in the Dutch Wadden Sea during low tide,...