In the midnight sun of Svartå, Sweden; we were all alone on the lake; the hotel is in the background; it is a beautiful building with a very nice garden; and they have rowing boats. Here it is on the map: Show in Google Maps And here is the uncut version for the sake of completeness (yes, it’s a rowing...
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This is the wonderful area around Schwyz. Some know it as the Swiss Knive Valley. You should come and see it! The rainbow is not always there; they made an exception when I took the picture.
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This is the view to mount Mythen and Kaiserstock right after a thunderstorm. I have many pictures of such spectacular atmospheres. And it’s just around the corner.
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This was one of the awsome moments which you can experience in the Grimsel area. I was walking from Grimsel pass towards Oberaarsee and came accross this silent pond at Bäregg full of these strange white Eriophori. Here’s the map: Show in Google...
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Also this picture looks like a painting. I took it at Susten pass in the area of Steingletscher straight before a thunderstorm came up. Show in Google...
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I took this picture in autumn on our return from Sidelenhütte. You can see the mountains around Oberalp pass in the background. See the map: Show in Google...
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This picture also looks like a painting. But it is real without any effects. The picture shows Mount Pilatus, as seen from Küssnacht am Rigi. I took the picture in April.
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This was a nice concert in Steinhausen (Switzerland). The music was a real-time composition by Beat and me. Here you can listen to the MP3 files. There is even a video of it, which I will upload some day.
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There is a wonderful forest of larch trees in the area of Gletsch, which is located between Furka and Grimsel pass. You find it here: Show in Google Maps And here is the uncut...
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Cherry trees are a wonderful enrichment of the area where I live (also the kirschwasser is very much appreciated). I found this ailantery near Küssnacht am Rigi, which is part of the “Kirschstrasse“.
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Have you ever seen a sheep standing on its hind legs? Here it is. These two nice guys – called “Uhu” and “Bärli” – belong to the species called “Braunköpfiges Fleischschaf (BFS)” (what a terrible name for such a sweet creature) which is not uncommon in Switzerland.
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This picture was taken at the Loisium, the fameous Wine Museum near Vienna; Beat Föllmi and I could produce the music for the Loisium in 2004; the music is played all-over the museum and also in the special interactive installations.
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Here I am with my friend Beat Föllmi in his Percussion Atelier. He raised a magnificent world full of sounds from all-over the world.
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At times we go snowshoeing. The lake behind me is the “Lago di Lei”. We walked up through Bleikawald. In Winter the area is nearly desertet an absolutely soundless in such a manner you can hear your heartbeat. You find it here: Show in Google...
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This grand organ is located at the collegiate church of the “Stift Göttweig”. I was there during the Loisium project and enjoyed very much the impressive buildings, fabulous Austrian cooking and the wonderful view down to the Danube valley. Some day I would like to play this organ!
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This picture looks to me like a painting. I didn’t use any effects; just stoot on the shore of Donau somewhere between Krems and Dürnstein and pressed the release. Here it is: Show in Google...
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You must have seen the lake of Klöntal in autumn. It’s near where I live. When we were there, the lake was absolutely flat like a mirror. You couldn’t discern the rocks and their reflection. There it is: Show in Google...
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I came accross this wonderful spiral staircase at the “Stift Melk” during our journey through Niederösterreich. On the floor in the middle of the spiral was a round mirror. I put the camera on this mirror heading upwards and used the automatic release.
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Making music at our regular New Year’s Eve party. And each time we’re older. Drums: Urs Schön Hand-organs: Beat Föllmi, Rochus Keller
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