Under the title "Landscape monochrome", Künstlerhaus Hann. Münden is presenting impressive black and white photographs by Michael Jaeschke(www.weser12.de) from October 18 to 26, 2025.
Inspired by the great landscape photographers such as Ansel Adams, Jaeschke devotes his camera to nature in all its facets. Whether rocks, water or vast horizons - captured in shades of gray, the motifs develop a timeless aesthetic all of their own. The photographs, taken in digital medium format, impressively show how powerful and at the same time poetic a reduced visual language can be.
Originally conceived with 50 exhibits for the renowned nature photography festival "Inspiration Natur"(www.inspiration-natur.com), part of this exhibition can now be seen in Hann. Münden for the first time.
Opening hours:
Saturday/Sunday, 18/19/10 and 25/26/10, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day.
Vernissage:
Saturday, 18.10.2025, 11 am, with a photographic introduction by Michael Jaeschke.
Musically framed by Scandinavian folk music - played by Michael Jaeschke (violin) and Anton Kistner (accordion).
Matinee:
Sunday, 26.10.2025, 11 a.m. - Klezmer music with Michael Jaeschke (violin) and Anton Kistner (accordion).
Admission to the exhibition, vernissage and matinee is free.
Inspired by the great landscape photographers such as Ansel Adams, Jaeschke devotes his camera to nature in all its facets. Whether rocks, water or vast horizons - captured in shades of gray, the motifs develop a timeless aesthetic all of their own. The photographs, taken in digital medium format, impressively show how powerful and at the same time poetic a reduced visual language can be.
Originally conceived with 50 exhibits for the renowned nature photography festival "Inspiration Natur"(www.inspiration-natur.com), part of this exhibition can now be seen in Hann. Münden for the first time.
Opening hours:
Saturday/Sunday, 18/19/10 and 25/26/10, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day.
Vernissage:
Saturday, 18.10.2025, 11 am, with a photographic introduction by Michael Jaeschke.
Musically framed by Scandinavian folk music - played by Michael Jaeschke (violin) and Anton Kistner (accordion).
Matinee:
Sunday, 26.10.2025, 11 a.m. - Klezmer music with Michael Jaeschke (violin) and Anton Kistner (accordion).
Admission to the exhibition, vernissage and matinee is free.