Judith Kuhn, The Photographer Who Brings Out True Natures

A camera, in the hands of the right individual, is able to work wonders in displaying the hidden colors of varied elements.

Through such images, Judith was able to provide a pleasurable feast to the audience visually and spiritually, leading to grand titles in the MUSE Photography Awards. View some of these near-perfect imageries that will arouse a sense of awe, all by the hands of Judith Kuhn.

woods turned red and sallow

Bearing in mind that Sunday mornings are normally foggy during normal times, Judith was in search of the upper fog limit, and was lucky enough to find it on Gehrenberg just nearby to Markdorf. Initially wanting to capture images that include atmospheric fogs, he was lucky in finding incredible autumn colors of the forest while he was flying overhead, and that was when he forgot all about the fog.

Icelandic River Structures

The Icelandic rivers hold many secrets, and are undiscoverable on the ground, as it just seems like a completely normal river. However, everything is different in the air, with an amazing view that spans over the entire coast. With unexpected patterns, colors, and structures, Judith reveals what it’s like to view it from a varied perspective.

Museo de Artes y Costumbres Populares de Sevilla

Bringing creative works to Seville, Judith has been in love with the building and its reflection in the Estanque Central in the Plaza de América, which is located on the site of the Ibero-American Exhibition of 1929. To his amazement, there was no one at home in the attic of the left tower during the time that it was captured.

glowing larchs

Judith travelled to the shores of Lake Federa to experience the first rays of sunshine for the new day in the yellow larches. The journey is a treacherous one, as he would have to get up early while accepting a strenuous and steep ascent. When you are in the dark, it is impossible to estimate how the weather and the light for that day would be. With enough luck, Judith was able to reach without a wind, and the landscape was reflected in the mirror-smooth water.