The days in November were mild, the sea was mirror-like, and the atmosphere was almost magical. I wanted to capture precisely this tranquility with my images. The different edits not only reflect various color moods but also the emotions I felt at this moment.

My Entry for the daily #Monomad Challenge The photo was taken when I visited my girlfriend during her semester abroad. We went on a road trip to Málaga and drove up a hill located quite far outside the city to get a nice overview of it. As the moon rose, it aligned interestingly with the power pole, as seen in the first smaller images. It climbed steeply and quickly, so I adjusted my position to capture it directly above the pole. You can also notice how the moon continued its journey to the right.

Camera-ception or Camera Inception - You know what I mean 😄From one of my favorite cities (Istanbul), I’ve taken what feels like 10,000 photos. I’ve already photographed most landmarks dozens of times. Some pictures turn out quite decent, never high-end – but enough for me to enjoy looking at them. I wouldn’t describe the following photos as a new technique, but rather a different approach using a tool.To be honest, I struggled a bit to take these photos: the boat rocked a lot, I held the camera in one hand and the smartphone in the other – balance isn’t my strong suit. 😄I focused on different objects in each photo. In the first image, I tried to combine a focus on the camera with the surrounding environment.In the second image, it was more about the environment, like a "behind the scenes" moment. Unfortunately, I forgot to disable most of the camera screen overlays. In the third image, I noticed this and focused entirely on what the camera sees, letting the environment "disappear" through overexposure.

Watch on 3SpeakFor all English-speaking viewers, here is a transcript of my video with its meaning conveyed, as it was recorded in German.Hello everyone, I’m spending a week on the island of Thassos. I want to work on overcoming my fear of speaking on camera when people are nearby. Right now, there are a few people around who might glance at me or think it’s odd. The ferry isn’t full; usually, you’d see lots of people taking photos or videos. Today, I’m the only one doing it.

An Abandoned Mercedes Classic CarI found this Mercedes in Greece under an olive tree. How long the car has been there, I cannot say, but it seems to have been several years. All the windows were shattered, and most parts of the car were stripped. Interestingly, the leather seats were in surprisingly good condition.