Fig. 1: Long exposure of a mountain stream close to Adelboden. — Nikon XD-7, October 2002
Fig. 2: A yellow pippau is growing between wooden slats. Ahornalp in Emmenthal. — EXIF: Nikon D200; Δt=1/250 s; f=105 mm; f/8.0; ISO 200; 2007-05-19 14:06:29
Fig. 3: A tree with a bench, close to the Ahorn Alp in Emmen Valley. The sky was darkened with Nikon Capture NX because I forgot my polarization filter. — Nikon D200, Nikkor AF-S VR Micro 105mm 1:2.8, Ahornalp, 19 May 2007 — EXIF: Nikon D200; Δt=1/125 s; f=105 mm; f/5.6; ISO 200; 2007-05-19 14:25:37
Fig. 4: The brown muddy water of Lake Gantrisch doesn't welcome for swimming or diving. — EXIF: iPhone; f/2.8; 2009-08-23 12:51:27
Fig. 5: Why do we carry up the mountain bikes to the Morgete Pass and mostly around Mount Gantrisch? Only short parts on this rocky small path were suitable for biking. :-) — EXIF: iPhone; f/2.8; 2009-08-23 13:55:37
Fig. 6: That steep, narrow and rocky mountain path is nothing for me for biking. What am I doing here? :-) — EXIF: iPhone; f/2.8; 2009-08-23 13:57:28
Fig. 7: Well earned view after pulling and carrying a mountain bicke 400 meters altitude difference. Standing on Morgete Pass (1959 m above sea level) and looking dow the Simmen Valley. The mountain in the foreground must be the Flörsch. The chalet on the lower right corner belongs to Alp Obriste Morgeten — EXIF: iPhone; f/2.8; 2009-08-23 14:03:29
Fig. 8: View from Schibespitz (2060 m above sea level) down to Morgete Pass. Even the cows were surprised. The have never seen people carrying a bike here. — EXIF: iPhone; f/2.8; 2009-08-23 15:16:32
Fig. 9: View from Schibespitz (2060 m above sea level) towards Mount Gantrisch (2175 m above sea level), Nünenflue (2102 m above sea level) and Chrummfadeflue with Gustispitz (2074 m above sea level). The mountain with the pointy summit on the far right side must be the Stockhorn (2190 m above sea level). It's a panorama mosaic created with the iPhone App AutoStich. Okay, the image quality is very poor.
Fig. 10: The steam rack railway climbs from Brienz up to the summit of Brienz Rothorn. The view in this mountain area is just great. — EXIF: iPhone SE; Δt=1/2404 s; f=4.15 mm; f/2.2; ISO 25; 2017-07-11 11:26:44
Fig. 11: The steam rack railway climbs from Brienz up to the summit of Brienz Rothorn. The view in this mountain area is just great. — EXIF: iPhone SE; Δt=1/1973 s; f=4.15 mm; f/2.2; ISO 25; 2017-07-11 11:37:10
Fig. 12: The steam rack railway climbs from Brienz up to the summit of Brienz Rothorn. The view in this mountain area is just great. — EXIF: iPhone SE; Δt=1/2263 s; f=4.15 mm; f/2.2; ISO 25; 2017-07-11 11:41:43
Fig. 13: This is the place where Sherlock Holmes had his fight with Dr. Moriarty. The old funicular and the water falls are very pretty. Once you have walked up all way you can rent a monster scooter to get down again instead of using the funicular. I didn't have my camera and tripod with me. A long exposure of the water would be ideal here. — EXIF: iPhone SE; Δt=1/570 s; f=4.2 mm; f/2.2; ISO 25; 2017-07-12 11:12:42
Fig. 14: This is the place where Sherlock Holmes had his fight with Dr. Moriarty. The old funicular and the water falls are very pretty. Once you have walked up all way you can rent a monster scooter to get down again instead of using the funicular. I didn't have my camera and tripod with me. A long exposure of the water would be ideal here. — EXIF: iPhone SE; Δt=1/353 s; f=4.2 mm; f/2.2; ISO 25; 2017-07-12 11:22:24
Fig. 15: This is the place where Sherlock Holmes had his fight with Dr. Moriarty. The old funicular and the water falls are very pretty. Once you have walked up all way you can rent a monster scooter to get down again instead of using the funicular. I didn't have my camera and tripod with me. A long exposure of the water would be ideal here. — EXIF: iPhone SE; Δt=1/250 s; f=4.15 mm; f/2.2; ISO 25; 2017-07-12 11:28:23
Fig. 16: This is the place where Sherlock Holmes had his fight with Dr. Moriarty. The old funicular and the water falls are very pretty. Once you have walked up all way you can rent a monster scooter to get down again instead of using the funicular. I didn't have my camera and tripod with me. A long exposure of the water would be ideal here. — EXIF: iPhone SE; Δt=1/191 s; f=4.15 mm; f/2.2; ISO 25; 2017-07-12 11:30:34
Fig. 17: Sun, clouds and mist create a wonderful colorful sunset on Ahornalp in Emmental. The shadow recovery of the Nikon D850 is just awesome. All the trees were just pitch black before pushing the shadows in Lightroom. — EXIF: Nikon D850; Δt=1/200 s; f=50 mm; f/7.1; ISO 200; 2018-05-18 21:00:40
Fig. 18: Dawn after the star party from the former tank shooting platform on the Gurnigel towards the direction of Lake Thun. — EXIF: iPhone 8; Δt=1/60 s; f=3.99 mm; f/1.8; ISO 400; 2019-08-31 6:25:10
Fig. 19: Brokeback Mountain on Gurnigel - Two young bulls enjoy themselves in the morning sun. — EXIF: iPhone 8; Δt=1/923 s; f=3.99 mm; f/1.8; ISO 20; 2020-08-15 7:16:55
Fig. 20: My stargazing equipment on the former Gurnigel tank shooting range for the upcoming Starparty. With the camera in the foreground, I took this time-lapse video. Contrary to expectations, the night became very clear and the air was absolutely calm. — EXIF: iPhone 8; Δt=1/202 s; f=3.99 mm; f/1.8; ISO 20; 2021-09-03 19:13:10
Fig. 21: Sunshet shot from Ahornalp. We waited there for the comet C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan-ATLAS) to appear but with no success. — EXIF: Nikon D850; Δt=1/1250 s; f=300 mm; f/11.0; ISO 100; 2024-10-11 18:37:21
Fig. 22: A barn shot from Ahornalp. We waited there for the comet C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan-ATLAS) to appear but with no success. — EXIF: Nikon D850; Δt=1/6 s; f=300 mm; f/8.0; ISO 100; 2024-10-11 18:40:51
Fig. 23: Sunshet shot from Ahornalp. We waited there for the comet C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan-ATLAS) to appear but with no success. — EXIF: iPhone 15; Δt=1/3312 s; f=5.96 mm; f/1.6; ISO 50; 2024-10-11 18:17:37
