Sven Eisenschmidt

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Overtaken

I went for a two-hour walk with Aika, didn’t get any good shots except the usual brick-buildings from across the river (51.140149, 12.230809). After two hours, a group of older road cyclists passed me, dropped a cheeky comment and sped off.

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Melt

Nadine went to Czechia to learn about tracking of wolves and other animals. She took the Sony RX100 VII and I got to use her new Canon EOS 2000D. The kids kept me busy inside and outside, the only shot that I eventually kept was the one of snow slowly melting down our greenhouse.

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Pheasant

Went for a long walk and did some meetings from the phone while the light was great outside. Saw a pheasant, a young buck and heron.

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Two Dorks

Two dorks outside in our garden. Photo courtesy of Nadine.

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Blue

I have been trying to be more active in the last days, averaging around 16.000 steps each day, both treadmill supported but also more walks with Aika. Today I came across this blue net hanging ourside of a barn and I just could not figure out what it’s supposed to do.

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Kohlmeise

I thought this is a decent picture of a Kohlmeise (google the english name yourself - not going to use it here) but then remembered Jasper’s pictures of birds (1, 2) he took and felt ashamed.

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Soft

Fresh snow fell overnight, so naturally, you get a snow photo the next day. It has always been this way, and it always will be.

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Imagination

Love this kid. Kellin can take a half-broken toy, a pile of week-old snow and immerse himself in a new adventure so easily.

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Cake

We needed to cancel Tilian’s kids birthday party on short notice due to last-minute guest-to-be cancellations of 66% of participants. Fortunately the cake was already prepared and needed to be taken care of appropriately.

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Mine (Pt.2)

I went back to the open-cast mining ground and found a great spot to photograph these massive steel giants that have scarred the landscape.