Mediasculp - Harald Walker

Mediasculp was created in 1997 and since then has served as platform for my creative activities. Instead of carving something in stone, I am working with modern digital art and media forms like photography, video, music, interactive applications and of course the internet. In photography I have been specializing in food, European travel and panorama photography. But I also enjoy documenting the world around me with a focus on environmental issues.

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A selection of my new images.

arboretum, monument, Fort, greenhouse, nature, environment, Normandy, garden
boat, Schelde, light boat, sky, river, Flandern, Westhinder, lichtschip, blue sky, event, red, party
Belgien, religion, Flanderen, church, gothic, tower, architecture, baroque, Belgie, sandstone
Flanderen, gothic, architecture, neo-gothic, church, tower, Belgien, religion, Belgie, roman, baroque
windmill, sky, field, old, monument, Flanders, France, mill
beach cabana, beach hut, vacation, wooden, Normandy, beach cabin, beach
sight, Dieppe, attraction, museum, tower, Normandy, monument, castle
Normandy, park, castle, Eu, statue
water, rocky, English Channel, coast, waves, coastline
boat, sail boat, water, tide, sunrise, mud, morning
landscape, chalk, view, wind turbines, ocean, wind, cliff, falaise, water, Fecamp, atlantic, Normandy, sky
red, Normandy, sign, power, parc eolien, high contrast, sustainable, electricity, Fecamp, eoliennes, wind turbines, green living, stop, wind
parc e?olien, wind, green living, sustainable, Fecamp, electricity, power, wind turbines, e?oliennes, Normandy
beach cabana, beach hut, beach, beach cabin, Normandy, vacation, wooden
Normandy, Outdoor, ocean, waves, Day, cliff, blue sky, Landscape, sea
blue sky, waves, Landscape, Normandy, cliff, ocean, Outdoor, Day, sea
vegan, bowl, potato, vegetable, olive, vegetarian, vegetarian food, salad
vegetarian food, vegetable, olive, vegan, potato, vegetarian, bowl, salad

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HDR to the rescue

We just traveled through the German Eifel region for a week and have been not as lucky with the weather as we hoped for. Instead of blue skies and sun we had a lot of cloudy days and rain. This made the photography more challenging and high dynamic range (HDR) imaging turned out to be a lifesaver in some situations. With 3 shots, each with a different exposures, I was able to create HDR images with much more details and a dramatic atmosphere as the example below illustrates. In some cases this technique couldn’t be used as it was too windy, which makes it impossible to merge 3 single exposures together to one sharp image.

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