For me, the best part of the day is when it hasn’t really started yet. When you can still shape it with your imagination before reality hits you. And, of course, when the sky is nice and colorful. :)​

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I took this photo with a full-spectrum converted camera equipped with a 590nm filter. It was just before the sun rose above the horizon and the beginning of a new day

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I just thought that this piece of art on the wall was nice.

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These guys were so cool! Not cold though I’d guess. I could feel the heat from the fire where I was sitting a few meters away…​

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We were in the city to watch a brilliant musical and on our way back I took this photo with my iPhone. There is something about those vibrant neon colors…

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On one of my strolls along the beach I saw this little one doing its morning meditation or whatever. I thought it looked very nice and peaceful.

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Mornings like this, it’s quite nice to be a morning person. When the rest of the world is sleeping and only the cicadas keep you company to welcome the new day.​

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This photo was taken on a september morning maybe an hour after sunrise. I used a full-spectrum converted camera with a 590 nm filter and some post processing to get this result.

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Just enjoying the bright colors of nature.

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Here is a photo from my backyard. Taken through a 590nm filter on a full-spectrum converted Sony a6000. Just playing around with the colors…

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