Author: Tobias M. Schiel
Abstract arts lover, Jazz enthusiast, mystery buff, compulsive reader - and how do I get it all into pictures? Photography has been a good way over the last couple of years.1. .
Water Works…
…or: Pac-Man’s Lunch? Or is it really a matter of growth?
Into the Greenery
A contribution to Ailsa’s Travel Theme – Flowers.
Alfriston Clergy House
Today’s post may show less abstraction; instead, I hope there is a story. Here is what feels like traditional gardening to me – a garden you may live in, a garden you can contemplate, a garden that feeds you (with artichokes).
Alfriston Clergy House was the first object to be acquired by The National Trust (England) in 1896. I also think this tradition of preserving a country’s heritage is a good one. And so this post might contribute to Ailsa’s Travel Theme – Tradition.
There is Wood Inside
A contribution to The Weekly Photo Challenge
Chiaroscuro
In the Grass
A contribution to The Weekly Photo Challenge
Square
“I’m not interested in the texture of the rock, or that it is a rock, but in the mass of it, and its shadow.” Ellsworth Kelly
A picture and a page today: Along with this picture and the noteworthy quote there are some thoughts on abstract photography on a new page today. See them as work in prgress – and feel free to disagree.
Light. Structures.
Stone: Shapes
Returning to one of the original ideas of this blog, I would just like to try out different combinations of pictures. Now and then, it may seem inevitable I post pictures I have posted before, now putting them into a different context. I hope you do not mind my experimenting. I promise there will always be one new picture at least.
Up Close
From the Bottom
This is a contribution to Ailsa’s Travel Theme: Oceans.
Face it!
Holzwege II
Rock
A Complicated Relationship
Blue Screw
My kind of blue for the Weekly Photo Challenge
Rock. Wood.
Stream Lines
Staatstheater
empire of lights 