Landscape Photographer Kilian Schönberger Captures Fascinating Frozen Forests Of Germany

Written by : 121clicks Team

Photographer Kilian Schönberger beautifully captures the enchanting allure of fog-laden, frozen forests in Germany and central Europe in his series, “Winter’s Tale.” As the winter season draws to a close, Schönberger’s landscape photography showcases the final days of the cold spell.

The snowy mountain ranges provide a picturesque backdrop, portraying the magical essence of frost-kissed trees enveloped in mist. Setting the stage for his captivating series, Schönberger describes winter as a time for tales and legends, evoking memories of families gathered around a tiled stove, with mystic figures seemingly awaiting just beyond the doorstep, while snow and frost breathe life into the trees.

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“A photographer and geographer hailing from Bernau am Chiemsee, situated at the edge of the Bavarian Alps in Germany, they find solace and inspiration in capturing the magnificence of forests and mountains. Employing fog as a significant natural stylistic device, their work is a seamless blend of artistic vision and geographical expertise.”

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“Born in 1985 in Tännesberg, Eastern Bavaria, near the German-Czech border, they grew up amidst the sparsely populated landscapes that have left an indelible mark since childhood. In 2004, a transformative year spent on the edge of the Alps in Benediktbeuern further fueled their connection to nature. Their academic journey in geography, commencing in Bonn in 2006, introduced them to the visual nuances of urban landscapes along the Rhine, enriching their ‘experienced environments.'”

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“Having resided in the dynamic district of Ehrenfeld, Cologne, until 2021, they took a significant step at the beginning of that year by relocating to Lake Chiemsee in Upper Bavaria. This move brought them closer to the heart of their photographic focus, spanning from Eastern Bavaria through the Eastern Alps to the Dolomites.”

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“Landscape photography, for them, serves as a harmonious intersection between geography as the science of space and the aesthetic perception of natural spaces through the lens. Their mission is to unveil the concealed beauty within everyday landscapes, encompassing both intimate scenes and grand vistas that, upon closer inspection, reveal traces of human activity. The fusion of natural and cultural landscapes, particularly evident in Central Europe, captures the direct and indirect impact of human influence on the environment, reflecting the dual forces of climate change and the escalating pressures from mass tourism.”