Open Skies and dramatic clouds
One thing we never get tired of is looking in the sky. Most of us tend to never look up. We gaze on the floor just in front of our feet so we don’t stumble (or step in dogshit if you live in Berlin). If we look ahead our view is obstructed by houses, cars and trees, no horizon to be seen. Do yourself a favour and look up sometimes, even if there’s just a tiny sliver of sky between buildings, I promise you it will be rewarding. Go, and loose yourself in the ever-changing patterns of blue, white and grey and let your cubconsciousness get to work.
To be totally honest, we’re pretty stuck in our routines these days and don’t really get around producing new material, so we delved in our archives to look for one of our favorite motives: clouds and sky – the wider the better.
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- Between the two of us, we probably have 100s of variations of this exact photo taken in our summer living room: Berlin Mauerpark. The lights belong to Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn stadium in Prenzlauer Berg
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- Lightning strikes in Berlin
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- Sundowner in the foothills of Monti Alburni, Campania, Italy
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- Same spot, different perspective, sunset in Brandenburg
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- Lagoon in Montengro. You could actually see the squall lines moving over mountains and see, like in a a cartoon in which someone has his/her personal cloud following everywhere
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- Black lake in Montenegro, Crna Jezero
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- River Spree and Berlin’s TV Tower under a dramatic sky
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- Fogs and clouds drift over Durmitor National Park, creating a fantastic light-show.
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- Somewhere in Brandenburg
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- Sunset in Brandenburg
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- Shot from the terrace of the Park Inn Hotel
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- The sun sets over the island Ischia, lighting up the sky
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- Panorama of Copenhagen
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- A leaden sky covers the Oresund bridge connectin, Sweden and Denmark via the Baltic Sea
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- Another view from the Park Inn Hotel
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- Somewhere in Italy (I think)
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- Train-track Wilderness in Berlin, close to Mauerpark