Photographs of Structures

My Perspectives of Structures

Almost Perfect

My Perspectives of Structures - Photograph No 128

Verzasca Colors

My Perspectives of Structures - Photograph No 129

The image shows the photograph of colorful umbrellas from below. — Snippet of Umbrella Alley

My Perspectives of Structures / Photograph No 130

8.8 mm - 1/320 sec - f/3.2 - ISO 125
I took this photo while strolling around the industrial area near the train station Hardbrücke in Zürich. There are quite some restaurants, bars, clubs and other venues in this neighborhood. The "Umbrella Alley" is next to the Hive club.

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The image shows the photograph of the surface of dark blue, curling water. — A Surface Study of Twirling Water

My Perspectives of Structures / Photograph No 131

54 mm - 1/60 sec - f/8 - ISO 2500

I took this photo from the Wohleibrücke, a bridge that crosses the Wohlensee (Lake Wohlen) near Bern.

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The image shows the black and white photograph of a white wall with faint shadows of a palm tree. — Shadows

My Perspectives of Structures / Photograph No 132

25 mm - 1/6 sec - f/3.2 - ISO 2000

I took this photo from the terrace of a house in Silves (Portugal) . The image shows the shadows of a palm tree against the white façade of the house. You can find more of my photos of this house here.

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Rain Drops on Train Window

My Perspectives of Structures - Photograph No 133

The image shows the photograph of rundways and geometrically ordered roads and buildings. — Lines

My Perspectives of Structures / Photograph No 134

26 mm - 1/100 sec - f/3.5 - ISO 125

I took this photo on a flight from Basel to Cagliari (Sardinia) through a tiny and dirty airplane window shortly before landing.............................................................

The image shows the night photograph of a the facade of an apartment building. Some windows are lighted, most are not. — Midnight Facade

My Perspectives of Structures / Photograph No 135

105 mm - 1/40 sec - f/10 - ISO 51200
This photo shows part of the facade of an apartment building in Bümpliz, a neighborhood in the west of Bern. Bümpliz is a melting pot of many different ethnicities and classes living (mostly) peacefully together. I took this photo close to Midnight. Most windows were dark but some were still lighted. The Asian lanterns are part of a balcony-decoration.

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Sand Patterns

My Perspectives of Structures - Photograph No 136

The Latest Facade

My Perspectives of Structures - Photograph No 137

The photograph shows an image of ice crystals in high contrast. — Ice Crystals

Ice Crystals (High Contrast)

My Perspectives of Structures - Photograph No 138

The image shows the abstract photograph of a train window with rain drops and streaks of light. — Streaks of Gold

My Perspectives of Structures / Photograph No 139

8.8 mm - 1/40 sec - f/3.5 - ISO 125
I took this photo through the window of the upper deck of my starting train. The streaks of gold are caused by the lights in the station hall and the lights of the train across in combination with the movement of my train. The rain drops on the window add to the intriguing effect, I think.

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The images shows the photograph of sand structures and patterns on a beach in Ghana. — Sand Structures

My Perspectives of Structures / Photograph No 140

9 mm - 1/500 sec - f/4 - ISO 125

I'm fascinated by the sand structures on beaches. I took this photo on Krokobite beach near Accra (Ghana).

The image shows a high contrast macro photograph of snow and ice crystals. — Snow and Ice Crystals

My Perspectives of Macros / Photograph No 141

23.9 mm - 1/250 sec - f/4 - ISO 125

I took this photo of snow and ice crystals on the platform of the watch tower "Bantiger" (near Bern). It was - and had been for some time before - very cold on that day. I raised the contrast in editing.

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