Ben Schumacher | Photography

16/11/2020

Another shot from our Saturday hike 🥾🌿🍂🌳🍁 I still regret that I forgot my lens hood at home. But well... still fond of the result 😁

15/11/2020

Made use of the great weather ☀️ yesterday hiking 🥾 in the moory landscape of Galgenvenn 🌿🍂🍁🌳In love with these colors 🤩 What did you do this weekend?

26/07/2020

Oh boy, I really miss traveling 🧳🗺 and exploring places 🥾🧭. Luckily, time travel is still allowed 😅 so I used the weekend to browse through the pictures I took during our road trip 🚙 along the U.S. West Coast 🇺🇸 in October 2017. Honestly, I completely forgot to have taken this one 🙈. On our way back from a day of hiking in Yosemite, we stopped on Tioga Pass Road. It was already getting dark and I was lucky to capture this nice mountain scape.

26/07/2020

08/06/2020

It's always great to see how these crazy times fuel creativity. Thus, I am very happy that I have been asked by Inga Brüseke to visually support Junger Kammerchor Lucente's "Corona Choir project". They created a great interpretation of Ēriks Ešenvalds' work "Stars" ✨ using the mesmerizing starlit sky and Milky Way 🌌 📷 that I was blessed to capture during our Australia 🇦🇺 road trip on Fraser Island, Queensland last year. The piece was conducted and recorded completely remotely. I really like the result. 😊 Check it out!

17/05/2020

While traveling is quite impossible these days, time traveling is still allowed 😆 Thus, a re-edit and at the same time a throwback to an unforgettable time on Fraser Island, QLD, Australia 🇦🇺 last year in July/August. Next to the incredible sky ✨🔭 I was lucky to catch a lone fisherman 🎣 in the bay doing som night-fishing. Thank you Lutz Vogel Photography for introducing me to a new selective editing technique. I am really fond of the result.

11/01/2020

01/2020 🇦🇷 Surreal landscapes of Argentina part two. 💙

07/01/2020

Argentina 🇦🇷, your landscapes can be so surreal and rough and yet so beautiful at the same time 💙.

05/01/2020

01/2020 🇦🇷Such a surreal experience! The Salinas Grandes are located in the north western part of Argentina, in the provinces of Jujuy and Salta, at an approx. 3450 meters above sea level ⛰They cover an area of 212 squaremeters. If you stand somewhere in the middle of the salt lakes it seems that you are in Antarctica 🇦🇶 The way to get there is also quite spectacular, when in luck with the chance of seeing llamas 🦙

05/01/2020

01/2020 🇦🇷 View onto El Hornocal also known as Cerro de 14 colores (Mountain of 14 colours) ⛰ at 4.350 m above see level. Getting there can be a bit bumpy due to a gravel / dirt road. Weather conditions can vary quickly with lots of fog. But when you are lucky you are rewarded with a spectacular view and play of colours.