There's been a lot of talk about the Nikon Z8 lately, and I've watched some videos and read a few reviews. Almost all of them are positive. So, is it the perfect camera? Will I buy it? No, I won't be buying the Nikon Z8 for now. Here are my reasons: It's still too expensive! 4600 Swiss francs for the camera body is quite a lot of money. I've only been using my Nikon Z7 for four years, and apart from the slow autofocus, especially in twilight or at night, I have no complaints.

Although I also own a moped, I still lay in wait with my camera in a suitable location. For the past 10 years, the Moped Grand Prix has been held at the Isebähnli railway in Trimbach. The Isebähnli is probably familiar to most motorcyclists as a meeting point on Thursday evenings. While in the 70s and 80s, riders practiced leaning into corners on the Hauenstein Pass until their earlobes scraped the asphalt, things are a bit more civilized these days. The track has been made s

Since my childhood, grain fields have been the epitome of high summer for me. Inspired by the Great Plains in the USA or the grain fields in Canada, in the provinces of Saskatchewan, Alberta or Manitoba, I tried to capture these magnificent landscapes photographically in Switzerland as well. Gerstenfeld im Kanton Baselland Of course, space is limited in small Switzerland, and it's becoming increasingly scarce. But that's not what this blog is about. Almost exactly 10 years ag