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The usually well-attended Wörlitzer Park near Dessau, Germany, now is deserted and quiet. Neither swan nor boat destroys the reflection of the trees on the water. Created by Leopold III, Duke of Anhalt-Dessau, in the 18th century, the park remains a vital and popular manifestation of the Enlightenment.
On the cold and misty day, sky and ice blend into one another. The people of Ahrenshoop, a German village at the Baltic Sea, flock to the frozen bay. They prepare their ice boats and set out for a journey into the white infinity.
Each spring, Saxony’s hills turn into yellow and green stripes. Rapeseed is becoming more widespread, since it is used for the production of biofuel. Energy crops have been increasing areas of land which has been formerly used for growing food – a practice which in the meantime has become very controversial.