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(C) Fred Hahn
Morning sun in the forest of Achtermannshöhe in the Harz; view in the morning of 06.03.2013 from the hiking trail between the summit of the mountain and Königskrug. (go to image)

André Breutel 22.3.2013 22:59 22.3.2013 22:59
Trees and the Harz! Fred's favorite subject ;-) That really catches the eye and you captured it well. It's nice to see something from my old homeland again.
Best regards from Denmark
André

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Fred Hahn 5.4.2013 18:08 5.4.2013 18:08
Thanks to you, Andre! Warm greetings from Braunlage
Fred

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(C) Fred Hahn
The Achtermannshöhe, seen from the Jermerstein cliffs; view on the morning of 10.09.20122 from one of the rock towers on the Jermerstein towards the northwest (go to image)

Stefan Wohlfahrt 12.9.2012 9:45 12.9.2012 9:45
The infinitely vast world from the perspective of a beetle...
Greetings, Stefan

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Fred Hahn 13.9.2012 21:56 13.9.2012 21:56
A very nice comment, thank you, Stefan

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(C) Fred Hahn
The sun has risen; view early in the morning on 28.08.2012 from the steps of the Brockenhaus over the northeastern Harz foreland (go to image)

Stefan Wohlfahrt 2.9.2012 20:38 2.9.2012 20:38
A truly uniquely beautiful sunrise, but why didn't you make a video right away with all the many pictures?
Regards, Stefan

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Fred Hahn 4.9.2012 8:32 4.9.2012 8:32
Thank you, Stefan, for your words and your praise! Unfortunately, I don't have a video camera; besides, I like each phase as a single photo; each one is quite different again, don't you think?

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(C) Fred Hahn
A mountain stream near the Oderteich in the Harz National Park; shot in the afternoon of 30.06.2012 from the "Märchenweg" between Torfhaus and the Oderteich. (go to image)

Markus 8.7.2012 12:08 8.7.2012 12:08
Hello Fred,

very beautiful nature photo!

Best regards
Markus

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Stefan Wohlfahrt 11.7.2012 19:42 11.7.2012 19:42
This is probably the spot on the fairy tale trail where the wicked witch poisoned the mountain stream and enchanted the greenery with lots of light...
Greetings, Stefan

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(C) Fred Hahn
View from the Achtermannshöhe in the Harz Mountains (926 m) over the wintry southern Harz; shot in the afternoon of 05.02.2012 from the snow- and ice-covered rocky ledge of the Achtermann. (go to image)

Markus 2.3.2012 14:10 2.3.2012 14:10
Beautiful, Fred!
These trees wonderfully covered with snow and the wide view with the slightly colored sky! Very beautiful!

Best regards, Markus

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(C) Fred Hahn
Sunlight floods a spruce forest near Nunkirchen. Shot on 30.04.2011 in Saarland. (go to image)

André Breutel 9.9.2011 23:36 9.9.2011 23:36
I just discovered such subjects in your gallery on your website. The paintings look great. But now a question. What is more difficult to realize, such a forest motif photographically or painterly? I have been interested in this for a long time.
I have been dealing with the question for a long time. Is it more difficult to translate a subject into a photo or into a painting?
For example, today was such a fantastic day that Mont Blanc appeared right behind Geneva. Around 8:00 PM it was the "Mt. Rouge." But I had to work and had no opportunity to capture it as a suitable photographic motif. Tomorrow I want to hike up the 1718m high Crêt de Neige. It will probably be dull then and I will no longer have this clear view over Lake Geneva, Geneva, the Rhône-Alpes all the way to Mont Blanc. But I imagine that you painters could combine both motifs (clear and dull) into one. Am I wrong?
Best regards
André Breutel

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