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Harald Lemke's tree photos capture nature's quiet dignity, inspiring mindful forest exploration.

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After a fulfilling career in information technology, Harald Lemke has made his lifelong passion for landscape photography the focus of his work. For over five years, he has been roaming the Sachsenwald and portraying his homeland with impressive photographs. Harald Lemke presents the resulting images and texts on his website https://sachsenwaldblog.de. His exhibition “The old trees of the Sachsenwald” has been shown in many places in the Sachsenwald region over the last 18 months and has always been very popular.
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