Niesen Shadow (Alltag 2021, von Stefan Wermuth)

Stefan Wermuth

A picture taken on November 12, 2020 shows the 2,362 meters high mountain Niesen casting its near-perfect pyramid shape shadow during sunset across Lake Thun near Spiez in the Berner Alps. - The weather phenomenon happens during clear weather conditions form mid November till the 20th of January and reaches its peak on December 21st.

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2021

Niesen Shadow

Stefan Wermuth

Von Mitte November bis Mitte Januar verläuft die Sonnenlaufbahn so, dass die Sonne ab 14 Uhr hinter dem Niesengipfel verschwindet.
Ein einzigartiges Naturschauspiel entsteht.
Der Berg wirft einen exakt pyramidenförmigen Schatten auf das Dorf Spiez.

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Stefan Wermuth

In 1994 I started to work as a photographer in a commercial studio in Bern, Switzerland and visited the school of art Bern. After 8 years of studio work and lots of traveling I changed to press photography in 2002 and got a part time job at a local newspaper and had assignments as a freelance photographer for several national newspapers and a sport agency. In 2004 I joined Reuters Switzerland and got 2 years later a staff job. From 2009 till summer 2017 I was a Reuters staff photographer based in London, covering sports, news, features and entertainment. Since September 2017 i am working as a self employed photographer based in Bern, Switzerland.

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