Feedback about my new Wild Places book
Today I got some great feedback about my new book from the famous expedition photographer and filmmaker Ulla Lohmann:
Read morePosts by Boris
A new book and a change
I’ve published a new book about my top 10 favorite Wild Places of the world. It’s definitely my best book so far and a summary of my work of the last 15 years.
Read moreVideo of the Road Trip to Finland and Norway
On my road trip in August to the Nordkapp, my main focus for the first time was filming rather than photography. I’ve now edited all the footage and created a short video of this trip. I hope you enjoy it.
Read moreNew Website and a Road Trip
I’ve used the lockdown phases during Covid 19 to realize a project which I had in my mind for quite some time.
I like traveling, I like road trips, and I had the wish to do this in a more sustainable way. I’m also interested in new technologies. Therefore I became curious whether it would be possible to explore my beloved wild places with an electric vehicle instead of flying and renting a car with a combustion engine. I decided to give it a try.
Read moreTwo short videos about our trip to Tasmania
I’ve finally managed to produce two videos about our trip last year to Melbourne, Sydney, and Tasmania. They are now on YT and I will also add some links directly in the trip report.
Read moreTwo Trips to Tasmania
In 2019 I traveled twice to Tasmania, one of my favorite places in the world. In January I went alone to do some longer hikes and in August I did my first winter trip to Tasmania together with Kerstin and Linnéa.
Rear Filters for Sigma 2.8/14-24mm DG DN
The new Sigma 2.8/14-24mm DG DN is a fantastic ultra wide-angle lens. Sadly it has no filter thread for front filters (like most ultra wides). But at least it has an integrated rear filter holder and several rear filter options exist now for this lens.
Read more
Time-lapse photography with Sony A7SII: interval, exposure time and dark-time
For time-lapse photography, it’s very important to know which intervals are possible with your equipment. In situations with fast-moving subjects, short intervals are often recommended for aesthetic reasons. Examples are Northern Lights, fast-moving clouds, urban scenarios with moving people, shots from fast-moving vehicles, or when you use longer focal length lenses (since this amplifies the movement). Read more
New Zealand North Island
In 2009 we explored the beautiful South Island of New Zealand. Last year we decided to return to New Zealand to visit the North Island. We were flying with Singapore Airlines and decided to do a 2-day stopover in Singapore on our way to Auckland.
Review of the Samyang XP 10mm F3.5
A couple of months ago Samyang announced a new XP 10mm f/3.5 ultra-wide-angle lens. It seems like I’m one of the first people in the world who got a production sample of this lens.
Read more