Showing posts with label photo locations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photo locations. Show all posts

Thursday, November 3, 2016

Scenic Places - My To Do List (I)

This is my list of potentially interesting photo locations which I would like to visit for some shooting.
The list is not organised at all. Neither by subject, nor geographical location. - Just a collection of ideas.

Over time the list shall be enriched with more information - either out of my collection, or feedback from readers.

  • Creux du Van
    • Creux du Van is a natural rock formation in the Swiss Jura.
    • How to get there: link

  • Saut du Day
    • Close to Vallorbe in the Swiss Jura the river Orbe bursts out of the limestone mountain.
    • How to get there: link




  • Cascades du Flumen
    • The Cascades du Flumen are located in the Parc naturel régional du Haut-Jura in France.
    • How to get there: link





  • Graffitti Bridge Lörrach
    • Underneath the autobahn bridge in Lörrach, Germany a series of very artistic graffitti master pieces has been sprayed on to the concrete pillars of the bridge.
    • The place is called the Bridge-Gallery: link
    • How to get there: link


  • Spreepark Berlin
    • The Spreepark is an abandoned amusement park in Berlin.
    • How to get there: link

Friday, June 3, 2016

Finding great photo locations

Ever struggled finding a great photo location?

Today finding inspiring photo locations is easy. Internet offers an endless resource of hints, tips, and examples.

While in big cities obviously good photo locations can be found by just screening travel guides the more special photo locations can rather be found in blogs or image repositories in the internet.

I recently visited Tokyo. And picking two to three touristic hot spots already gave me a series of very good and interesting locations. - See my gallery at: link

A great resource of photography ideas and inspiration when visiting Toky is the shoottokyo.com blog by Dave Powell.
The page offers a blog, an inspiring portfolio, a book, and many more.

Explore just one example, which is Dave's blog post about "Analog Sunday", a series of Hasselblad 501 cm images on film: link

Or in preparation of your next Tokyo trip. The post about "Shooting Tokyo". A series of inspirational images opening your eyes for the unusual.