The exhibitor is Rosemarie Kappler, who has been working as a reporter, journalist, editor and press photographer since 1985.
Nature photography, when practised seriously, is not merely a challenge. It is an ongoing process which, at its best, leads to a new inner attitude. A sense of awe at biodiversity and a basic measure of humility are essential to temper the photographer’s hunting instinct and passion for collecting. The challenge also lies in realising that you do not necessarily have to travel to ‘exotic’ destinations to take interesting photographs. You simply need to open yourself up and perhaps allow a little of the curiosity of your inner child to shine through. And, of course, you have to get out and about. Often. Very often. It was with this realisation in mind that Rosemarie Kappler’s photographs for ‘Draußen na’tier’lich!’ were taken.
The exhibition is open on Fridays from 5 pm to 7 pm and on Sundays from 12 noon to 6 pm. Additional guided tours for small groups can be arranged; please contact Rosemarie Kappler by email at [email protected]. Admission to the exhibition is free.
As there is limited parking available at the building, please use the car parks in the surrounding area or organise car-sharing arrangements.