Burg Eppstein

Inside? Outside? That’s always hard to tell when you visit a castle ruin…

10 thoughts on “Burg Eppstein”

sustainabilitea 15/03/201400:38 Reply

What was once inside, is now outside, or partially outside. I like the photos.

janet
1. tms 15/03/201412:50
  
  I agree – and thank you for commenting, Janet.
sixdegreesphotography 15/03/201400:25 Reply

Nicely done.. really like your composition!
1. tms 15/03/201412:51
  
  I am glad you do. Thanks!
Chris Breebaart 14/03/201421:27 Reply

Tobias, you have definitely your own distinguished style! I happen to like it
1. tms 15/03/201412:53
  
  Thanks for this kind comment, Chris! I am glad you like this style because this type of picture is what I’ve been experimenting with lately (as you will of course have noticed).
2. Chris Breebaart 15/03/201414:30
  
  Mein Vergnügen deine Arbeit zu sehen!
3. tms 15/03/201415:29
  
  Danke!
harrienijland 14/03/201419:41 Reply

I like the way you composed these, Tobias. The white is quite prominent, and makes the ruin dark and heavy (which suits an old ruin).
1. tms 15/03/201413:02
  
  Thanks, Harrie. Here is what I like about the white: I know it represents the sky, but it does not necessarily “show” it. With respect to what we actually see, it seems to remind me that these are “only” pictures – it kind of denotes the white of the paper for me… The picture looks empty without being empty. This tension seems all the more pronounced since I work with film and do not alter the pictures after scanning. Does this make sense?