The mountain with the big antenna on the top is called “Hornisgrinde”. With 1,164 m it’s the highest mountain of the Northern Black Forest. A few weeks ago I climbed the Hornisgrinde by bike with a good friend. I wrote a post about this tour in my personal blog (in German).
A selection of some cross-processed photos I took last year. No special topic, just mixed up. Taken on a Fuji Sensia 200 with a Canon 33V. Love them all! 🙂
Black Forest, Germany.
(Click on the image for a large view. )
The lake “Mummelsee” is one of the most important attractions in the Northern Black Forest. It is located 1.036 m ASL and 17 m deep. You can find some more info on Wikipedia.
I wish you all a great year 2012!
I hope all your plans and dreams for 2011 come true. I think it’s going to be a fantastic year.
This photo of some trees at Schauinsland can also be viewed in my Flickr stream.
This one of the lower parts of the Gertelbach waterfalls, located in Northern Black Forest. Browse the archive for posts tagged gertelbach to see more photos from this wonderful place.
3rd photo from one of my favorite winter series. Really love the mood here.
1st: silence
2nd: Goodbye 2009
If you browse through this photoblog for a while you may find some more photos from the same place. 🙂
Yesterday I re-visited one of the most beautiful places in the Southern Black Forest, called Schauinsland. This is a beech tree that got its shape from the steadily blowing wind.
The weather was really uncomfortable (fog, wind, heavy snowfall, -5°C) but perfect for shots like this one. I’m really happy with how it came out. I didn’t convert the photo to b&w but due to the fog there were no colors. So it’s a “natural” b&w. 🙂
