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Comments on photos by Klaus Muhs



The sludge tanks of the Emscher sewage treatment plant give the impression at night as if they have just landed from another galaxy. Bottrop-Welheim 30.12.2008 Info: http://www.projektion-ruhr.com/Klaeranlage-Bottrop.29.0.html?&L=0 (go to image)

Jens F. 5.1.2009 13:48 5.1.2009 13:48
Even wastewater treatment plants have their beautiful sides..., a great image, Klaus, I like it.

Best regards, Jens

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Stefan Wohlfahrt 5.1.2009 15:20 5.1.2009 15:20
Hello Klaus
At first, in the preview image, I thought it was a close-up of Christmas baubles...
Best regards
Stefan

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Christine Wohlfahrt 5.1.2009 19:51 5.1.2009 19:51
Hello Klaus,
I, on the other hand, am already set for spring: to me, the seed pods look like giant Easter eggs...
Great shot.
Best regards, Christine

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Klaus Muhs 6.1.2009 23:36 6.1.2009 23:36
Good evening Christine, Jens, and Stefan

Thank you all very much for your comments.
@Stefan and Christine: You both would have the same holiday decorations on the tree or bush for Christmas and Easter. ☺

Regards
Klaus

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marcel krawetzke 30.9.2011 11:22 30.9.2011 11:22
Great shot

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The Prosper coking plant at night. This is the last coking plant of RAG Deutsche Steinkohle. Bottrop 30.12.2008 Info: http://www.rag-deutsche-steinkohle.de/content.php?id=112 (go to image)

André Breutel 28.9.2011 23:37 28.9.2011 23:37
Hey Klaus, you really nailed the industrial behemoth! Absolutely brutal! Beautiful! I love stuff like that!

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Klaus Muhs 29.9.2011 1:53 29.9.2011 1:53
Good luck André,
I'm glad you like the picture. It actually sounds crazy, but someday such a shot will be a document of times gone by, as more and more heavy industry disappears from the region.
Best regards, Klaus

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Takeoff of an Airberlin aircraft from Düsseldorf Airport. 27.04.2009 (go to image)

Marina Frintrop 14.6.2009 12:29 14.6.2009 12:29
Well done, I really like it.
I was just recently thinking about where to go for sunset photos... the airport didn't occur to me.
Thanks for the suggestion and best regards, Marina

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Klaus Muhs 16.6.2009 8:25 16.6.2009 8:25
Good morning Marina,
thank you very much for your comment. I am already looking forward to beautiful shots from the visitor terrace.
Best regards
Klaus

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"At the Canal" - Rhine-Herne Canal, Wanne-Eickel - 10.04.2009 (go to image)

Rüdiger Ulrich 27.4.2009 8:17 27.4.2009 8:17
Hello Klaus,
nice shot and it looks great with the anglers as silhouettes.
Regards, Rüdiger

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Klaus Muhs 21.5.2009 18:33 21.5.2009 18:33
Hello Rüdiger,
thank you very much for your kind comment.
Best regards
Klaus

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The sludge tanks of the Emscher sewage treatment plant give the impression at night as if they have just landed from another galaxy. Bottrop-Welheim 30.12.2008 Info: http://www.projektion-ruhr.com/Klaeranlage-Bottrop.29.0.html?&L=0 (go to image)

De Rond Hans und Jeanny 5.1.2009 11:15 5.1.2009 11:15
Hello Klaus,
if you just look at the picture without reading the description, you could actually assume that a UFO has just landed. ☺
Great pictures.
Best regards
Jeanny

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Klaus Muhs 6.1.2009 23:31 6.1.2009 23:31
Hello Jeanny,

thank you very much for your comment. The sewage treatment plant had intrigued me for a while, as I had often noticed the glow of light there. When I checked out the photo spot, the tanks were in the fog, so you could really imagine that an object had landed there. Unfortunately, I only had a simple digital camera with me.

Regards
Klaus

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"Mast diversity" in the Greetsiel cutter harbor - August 8, 2008 - (go to image)

Johannes Uhl 9.10.2008 20:12 9.10.2008 20:12
Hello Klaus,

you have created a very beautiful series, I like it!

Best regards,
Johannes

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Marina Frintrop 13.10.2008 0:35 13.10.2008 0:35
What a hustle and bustle... great photo.
With that number of ships, I would be completely satisfied.
Best regards, Marina

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Klaus Muhs 16.10.2008 0:02 16.10.2008 0:02
Many thanks to both of you for your comments.
@Marina: On this harbor side that day, you look through the masts of 12 cutters. For the past 4 years, we have been spending a week now and then in Greetsiel "to let body and soul unwind." Before that, I had never had the luck to see so many cutters in one day. However, the chances for such an occurrence seem to be increasing, as more and more fishermen are choosing Greetsiel as their home port because Greetsiel, thanks to the Leysiel barrier (which is equivalent to a lock), is almost freed from the influence of ebb and flow and especially the danger of storm surges. Currently, Greetsiel is home to about 25 cutters. Info: http://www.greetsiel.org/hafen/index.php

P.S.: I am already looking forward to the Friesengeist, which is served in Greetsiel in the old Frisian way.
Regards
Klaus

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Impression during a boat trip from Greetsiel to Eilsum - August 6, 2008 - (go to image)

Marina Frintrop 13.10.2008 0:39 13.10.2008 0:39
Hello Klaus,
I like the photo, a subject to my taste.
The frame completes the photo in my opinion and fits well here.
Best regards, Marina

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Klaus Muhs 15.10.2008 23:40 15.10.2008 23:40
Hello Marina, thank you very much for your comment. I’m glad you like the image with the frame.
Best regards
Klaus

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Impression during a boat trip from Greetsiel to Eilsum - August 6, 2008 - (go to image)

Christine Wohlfahrt 10.10.2008 21:38 10.10.2008 21:38
Good evening Klaus,
such a beautiful photo does not need a mourning border.
Best regards, Christine

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Klaus Muhs 15.10.2008 23:24 15.10.2008 23:24
Thank you very much for your comment, Christine. I tried out several things for the series and then, after weighing options and following my intuition about whether to use a frame or not, I settled on this solution. For me, the color black does not automatically signify mourning, pain, etc. Normally, I rarely frame my images, but in these cases, I felt that the frames supported the pictures.
Regards
Klaus

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