Last weekend I was on the Gehrenberg near Markdorf with Marcel to send our drones up again for a while. Almost two weeks earlier I had been in the area with my girlfriend and thought that the lovely mixed forest must look good from above too. Maybe a shoot will work out here soon as well – there are some lovely spots. For the sunset we went to the Gehrenberg tower. We had to wait almost an hour until the light was ideal, then we finally got going, and the drones battled successfully against the strong wind up there. The Gehrenberg is Markdorf’s local mountain, around ten kilometres north of Lake Constance and almost 752 metres high; its 30-metre steel-lattice observation tower is often compared with the Eiffel Tower.
The pale gravel road runs between tall conifer trunks on the Gehrenberg, from the air.A narrow forest path winds through dense foliage on the Gehrenberg.The hairpin of the path almost disappears into the dense forest on the Gehrenberg.The forest path winds on beneath mixed treetops on the Gehrenberg.A closed leaf canopy on the Gehrenberg, crown after crown from the air.The path settles into switchbacks through the forest on the Gehrenberg.Wide forest with only a short pale stretch of path, from the air on the Gehrenberg.Two cars on the forest road between the trees on the Gehrenberg.In the conifer forest on the Gehrenberg, the gravel road lies pale between the trunks.The crowns switch between pale and dark, a narrow path beneath them on the Gehrenberg.The path winds through deciduous and conifer forest on the Gehrenberg.A bend of road cuts through the mixed forest on the Gehrenberg.The road runs straight through the pale leaf canopy on the Gehrenberg.Evening sun behind dark clouds, only a black silhouette in front, on the Gehrenberg.Tracks run across the field, a strip of trees on the left, from the air at Lake Constance.Pale drag marks run across the dark field at Lake Constance.Sweeping tracks and pale edges divide the fields at Lake Constance.Pale and dark fields meet along a diagonal boundary at Lake Constance.
