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23 km from Wilhelmsdorf
Took this shot while walking around Meersburg, Germany at Lake Constance. I really liked the calm, peaceful athmosphere there and tried to capture it.
30 km from Wilhelmsdorf
Short sunday trip to Bodensee, Germany with the DJI Mavic Pro.
65 km from Wilhelmsdorf
Travel girl exploring kissing pig ("Küssende Sau") rocks in Blaubeuren, Germany
82 km from Wilhelmsdorf
Photography of a sunset and blue sky over an alpine valley which is characterized by a hilly landscape with fields, forests and a Bavarian village. A winding mountain road runs through the picture.
83 km from Wilhelmsdorf
View to “Freibergsee” near Oberstdorf. Picture taken with DJI Mavic Pro on a hot summers day in June 2017.
Experienced by dirk von loen-wagner
84 km from Wilhelmsdorf
Photo taken at the Gaisalpsee in Germany, near Obersdorf.
88 km from Wilhelmsdorf
Sitting at a local hut, drinking cola and eating a loaf with cheese and salami, after a long bike ride over the mountains, I had the oppurtinity to get a look into the Rappenseetal. Luckily I took my camera with me and prepared this shot, while the clouds, that brought rain later, were climbing up to the peak of the mountains.
92 km from Wilhelmsdorf
Shot this one on a hike to the Schrecksee with a friend. The only lake in the Alpes with a natural island in it.
94 km from Wilhelmsdorf
A trip to Triberg in the black forest to see germanys highest waterfalls, but also a winter wonderland with snow and forests.
Experienced by Laura Lauch
101 km from Wilhelmsdorf
My friend and I decided to go for a stroll while we were visiting Fussen, Germany. We came to a fork in the road that lead to either a small lake or back to town . We decided to go see this lake before the sun set and right at the edge of this lake was a biergarten. I couldn’t think of a more fantastic way to end a nice little walk through nature.
102 km from Wilhelmsdorf
The Menzenschwander waterfalls. Menzenschwand is a climatic health resort and part of the town of St. Blasien in the Black Forest in Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany.
102 km from Wilhelmsdorf
Early morning in the Black Forest in Germany. Clouds are hanging low in the valleys and mist arises from the trees.
102 km from Wilhelmsdorf
Vintage architecture buildings in West district of Stuttgart
103 km from Wilhelmsdorf
I was visiting Munich with my girlfriend and my parents. Since it was the first experience of my parents outside Italy, we decided to make it special with a trip to the Neuschwanstein Castle. I didn’t expect such a view during the road to the castle…
104 km from Wilhelmsdorf
Exterior of Neuschwanstein Castle in Schwangau, Germany.
104 km from Wilhelmsdorf
No wonder the castles were built here. The path way to them is nothing less than divine
Experienced by Aman Garg
105 km from Wilhelmsdorf
This was an hour’s hike uphill to a bridge that overlooks this magnificent castle. This was what prompted my trip to Bavaria, and it was just the tip of an amazing holiday filled with great views, places, food and drink, and weather.
Experienced by Warren Sammut
105 km from Wilhelmsdorf
Another shot to appreciate the beauty of Schloss Neuschwanstein in autumn. Slowly working my way through Oktoberfest footage even though I still have videos and photos from the last few months in Rome to finish. The shots are much easier to take than they are to sift through and edit.
105 km from Wilhelmsdorf
This image was taken in 1983 using a Minolta x700 and Fuji 64 ISO slide film. After almost 40 years in storage I digitized it with my D850.
105 km from Wilhelmsdorf
A re-edit of one of my favorites. It’s such an amazing castle, such an amazing place. To think these things were built without ‘modern technology’ back in 1869 is crazy!
Experienced by Joël de Vriend