Includes a €20 contribution to nature conservation.
In autumn, the forest turns letting go into something luminous before what’s fallen becomes shelter, nourishment and eventually soil, passing what was gathered into other lives. The four images move between the intimate and the immense—from the veins of a single leaf to an entire hillside alight with color.
Four matte Fine Art prints · 20 × 30 cm each · unframed
308 g/m² Hahnemühle Photo Rag
Printed to order
Carefully packaged and dispatched within 10–14 business days
Shipping within Germany included · Elsewhere? Contact us
This set supports: Gesellschaft zur Förderung des Nationalparks Harz e. V.
€20 from this set is donated to GFN. The organization works with local partners to protect the 247 km² Harz National Park and the wider region. It supports conservation, environmental education for children and young people, and the Harz Lynx Project, which reintroduced the Eurasian lynx to the region and continues to monitor its growing wild population.
Learn more about Harz National Park or the Harz Lynx Project
Includes a €20 contribution to nature conservation.
In autumn, the forest turns letting go into something luminous before what’s fallen becomes shelter, nourishment and eventually soil, passing what was gathered into other lives. The four images move between the intimate and the immense—from the veins of a single leaf to an entire hillside alight with color.
Four matte Fine Art prints · 20 × 30 cm each · unframed
308 g/m² Hahnemühle Photo Rag
Printed to order
Carefully packaged and dispatched within 10–14 business days
Shipping within Germany included · Elsewhere? Contact us
This set supports: Gesellschaft zur Förderung des Nationalparks Harz e. V.
€20 from this set is donated to GFN. The organization works with local partners to protect the 247 km² Harz National Park and the wider region. It supports conservation, environmental education for children and young people, and the Harz Lynx Project, which reintroduced the Eurasian lynx to the region and continues to monitor its growing wild population.
Learn more about Harz National Park or the Harz Lynx Project
