Approach to Photographie

I was playing with my camera and was somehow surprised by this interesting shot. That was taken while driving through the central park. The think i like about this picture is the angle. Despite that, its kind of blurry.

Seeing the 9/11 memorial was probably one of the most emotional episodes in my life. I took some very good pictures at that day, but I don't want to overflow you guys with the same scene. I am gonna slowly add one picture after another. Most of them are very emotional for me as I was there and felt the strong vibe. This one is not my favorite, but I've decided its the best starter. Later more about 9/11

They say a picture says more than a thousand words. I could probably write a book about this. Luckily for you I think I can nail it with one sentence. Take a look at that picture...Don't you get the feeling that She grips you through the picture? I love that picture, because I have the feeling I can stare for minutes at it. 

On my way to Lincoln Memorial I was amazed by this view. I know some might say: "uhm those people are in the way". But honestly I like this part. Since I am not a profession I like to claim that this kind of imperfection excuses my first few steps.

For those who don't recognize the stature behind me, It's Martin Luther King Jr. Great man, I had the pleasure standing at the point where he inspired a whole nation to change. Honestly, i don't like myself in pictures, therefore you will not find many pictures showing my face clearly. I like this one because the angle shows how big this man is. So is my respect for one of the greatest leadership examples.

The contrast in this one isn't that strong but the Capitol in the background just seems so majestic. Considering the distance between the Capitol and her the Capitol seems to grow. I like it very much because its simple. Huge fan of simple pictures!

Early in the morning the trip starts. I like the sun's position and the shadows. The contrast of dark and light or rather black and white is pretty strong in this one. One of my favorite pictures from Washington D.C.