Bernhard Sonderhuesken's photos

Winter morning at the Pointe d' Agon

Mirroir d'Eau

to Lindisfarne castle

Percy Lion on the Lion bridge with the Alnwick castle in the background.

The old KNRM lifeboat station in Hindeloopen, NL.

Wikipedia: Brake's location on a deepwater waterway such as the Weser was the deciding factor in the town's development and its harbour's competitiveness. The harbour was shaped by its function as a trade centre for traditional bulk cargoes such as cereals, feed and manure, sulphur, as well as general goods such as wood, paper, iron and steel. Furthermore, trade was further bolstered by project loading, packaged goods and heavy cargo as well as containerized freight, giving the port a further focus of activity. Today, Brake Harbour can handle ships with an 11.90 m draught and up to 45,000 tonnes deadweight (DWT). In the tideless inner harbour, LASH barges, coasters and inland-going barges are readied for European traffic. Barges regularly undertake extensive cargo runs on all Europe's waterways, to and from Brake.

Quite a late HFF from Glücksburg pier

Wremen

Misty day in the welsh mountains.

Rhossili Bay

Brecon Beacons National Park, seen from a lay-by on the A4067. Water supply for Swansea and the towns in the Tawe valley.

View from Swansea marina over the dunes towards the harbour, the Tawe estuary and Port Talbot with its steel production in the background

On a stormy day with high tide.