Monthly Postcards

I write monthly emails sharing things which excite, worry or move me. These emails are also an excuse to photograph my life and the places I visit.

June 2024

A sandstone arch, the famous Benagil sea cave, another cave with a collapsed ceiling in the Algarve and Carmo Convent with its fallen roof

June 2024

A lake in the Pena Palace Gardens, an artificial labyrinth and the pond that surrounds it and a picture from Oceanaria

May 2024

The ruins of a Roman Forum as seen from a window in Zadar; caves, lakes and waterfalls in Plitvice National Park and the incredibly blue Adriatic Sea

April 2024

Our 50-inch rooftop telescope used for the lab experiments, view from my office at Center for Science and Thought and some pictures of a star cluster and a galaxy that I took with our telescope

(Late) March 2024

Some flowers and a windmill at the Keukenhof tulip garden, the Dutch Maritime library and a canal in Amsterdam

(Early) March 2024

Berlin Cathedral, German Parliament, French Cathedral and Brandenburg Gate

February 2024

Some blooming Sakurai trees in my neighbourhood and the rooftop telescope of Argelander Institute in front of my house

(Late) January 2024

My desk and the view on my window

January 2024

St Martin's Cathedral, Balearic sea as seen from Formentor, fields behind my dorm and Bonn City Center

(Late) December 2023

Bascilica de Santa Maria, view from my balcony in Pollenca, a sunset at Palma and a hill hiding Cala Sant Vincec

December 2023

Pictures from a short hike in Stuttgart, Bonn's Christmas market and the Mercedes Museum

(Late) November 2023

Pictures of the LVR-Museum, hundreds of analog computers at the Arithmeum and a ceramic store in Bonn's Christmas market

(Early) November 2023

Main university building (Elector palace) where philosophy department is housed, Drachenfels castle, entrance to a war bunker and some strange fluffy plants which are pretty common in Bonn

(Late) October 2023

The metal door of Pauli lecture hall with engravings of a magnetic dipole, math department's fancy building, a scene from the Eifel hike and our 'relatively' small telescope for student astrophotography