Posts marked with the tag “thunersee”
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Faulensee by Night
Landscape photography
Friday, 21st May, 2010 • 3 comments
A long exposure photograph of Faulensee from the nearby marina, on Lake Thun in the Bernese Oberland.
Late Rains
Individual photographs / Landscape photography
Sunday, 2nd May, 2010 • 2 comments
A very wet view of Lake Thun, taken and submitted for the New York Times’ “A Moment In Time” project.
Just as day was dawning
Individual photographs / Landscape photography
Thursday, 18th February, 2010 • 5 comments
This is where I live
Individual photographs / Landscape photography
Saturday, 30th January, 2010 • 1 comment
The view from the Allmistübli restaurant, high above the lower Simmen valley, Lake Thun and the town I call home: Spiez, in the Bernese Oberland in Switzerland.
Glad I went, now
Individual photographs / Landscape photography / Life
Sunday, 22nd November, 2009 • 1 comment
Jo and I take a walk through a misty Sunday afternoon to Faulensee.
Outtake
Friends and Family / Individual photographs
Sunday, 30th August, 2009 • No comments
An outtake from a photo shoot with a friend this weekend; Jo and Katrin on the shores of Lake Thun at Neuhaus, near Interlaken.
Pause on the walk to Faulensee
Friends and Family / Individual photographs
Sunday, 19th July, 2009 • 2 comments
Jo takes a break on our walk along the lake to Faulensee from home.
Seeblick, Gwatt, Switzerland
Landscape photography
Friday, 2nd May, 2008 • No comments
Along the lake shore path at Gwatt are homes perfect for twitchers: this area is separated from the Thunersee by large reed beds full of nesting birds.
Winter pre-dawn
Individual photographs / Landscape photography
Wednesday, 28th November, 2007 • No comments
The View from Spiez Station
History / Individual photographs / Landscape photography / Photography
Tuesday, 12th December, 2006 • No comments
