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My favorite photograph of 2022 • Streets of Nuremberg

As mentioned in my recent post about my photographic journey of last year, I did not include my favorite photograph of 2022 in that gallery. But here it is. My fave image of last year. The one I looked at the most.

koreng 07/10/2025

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Pelé – The Smiling, Joyous King of Football

Pelé, the magnificent football player, and ebullient, gracious human, is gone. I only photographed him once, in the showers at Giant Stadium in New Jersey. The occasion was the happy, raucous locker room scene that occurred right after the Cosmos successfully defended their championship of the NASL. The year was 1978, and the crowd out there in East Rutherford still ranks as the largest crowd to ever watch a soccer game in North America. (I use the term soccer in reference to the game, as the league itself called the North American Soccer League.)

Professionally speaking, I was still a … Read More

koreng 06/10/2025

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Castle on the Hill • Streets of Nuremberg

Castle on the Hill | Mauterndorf | 2022

I really don’t know why Ed Sheeran’s “Castle on the Hill” came into my mind when passing below the medieval Mauterndorf Castle during a little afternoon stroll earlier today. But somehow it got stuck in my brain, so I keep singing it silently….

“I’m on

koreng 05/10/2025

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Can AI Win a Photography Competition? Take the Turing Test

AI image, left, real award-winning photo, right.

The Royal Meteorological Society, which runs the Weather Photographer of the Year competition, has posed an intriguing question: Can artificial intelligence (AI) win a photography competition?

To answer this, the Society drew up a Turing test in which the viewer is invited to guess which is an AI image and which is an actual award-winning photo.

The Turing test, created by Alan Turing in 1950, is a test of a machine’s ability to exhibit intelligent behavior indistinguishable from a human.

Five of the images below are real photos that were shortlisted finalists in

koreng 04/10/2025

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Beautiful Award-Winning Wedding Photos From 2022

An aerial shot showcases the newlyweds at a breathtaking black-sand beach.

Paola Lattarini, Paola Lattarini, Lanzarote, Canary Islands, Spain — A wedding in Lanzarote, Canary Islands.

This was taken by Paola Lattarini in Lanzarote, Canary Islands, Spain.

Two brides were photographed next to an Icelandic waterfall — the water almost looks like streaks of sunlight.

Jane Iskra, ISKRA photography, Gljufrabui Waterfall, Iceland — A wedding at the Gljufrabui Waterfall in Iceland.

This was taken by Jane Iskra of ISKRA Photography at the Gljufrabui Waterfall in Iceland.

This wedding almost looks like it took place on another planet, but it’s actually in Singapore.

Feng Jing CHUA, TakePikChua, Fort Canning Park Tree Tunnel, Singapore — A wedding at the Fort Canning Park Tree Tunnel in Singapore.

koreng 03/10/2025

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My photographic journey 2022 • Streets of Nuremberg

Dome of the Rocks | Jerusalem | 2022

The last day of 2022 is upon us. With all that happened, it was a difficult year for the world. And for sure it was a busy and special year for us as a family. But as every year, new

koreng 02/10/2025

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Saw 10, New Tobin Bell-Starring Sequel, Wraps Production

Filming on the upcoming Saw 10, which doesn’t have an official title yet, has reached its final day of principal photography. News of the sequel’s wrap comes from longtime franchise scribe Josh Stolberg who confirmed that filming concluded today with a surprise Twitter giveaway. The upcoming film may mark the tenth film in the long running horror franchise, but it’s also Stolberg’s third as a screenwriter. To mark the occasion of the end of filming, Stolberg revealed to fans the was giving away a unique piece for Saw fans, an actual circular saw signed by series star Tobin Bell.

Taking

koreng 01/10/2025

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Stars in NZ – Stuck in Customs

December 2022 : Thursday
Dec 2022 : Thursday

Daily Photo – Stars in NZ

Here’s another one of the images from my 1000 Stories from 1000 Places NFT drop. It sold out in minutes, but they are now available to trade on OpenSea and X2Y2, etc so be sure to check them out.

You only get this Aurora Australis action down here in the winter months, which are of course the opposite to the winter months in the northern hemisphere. When people ask me when they should come to New Zealand, I tell them it really doesn’t matter! Every

koreng 30/09/2025

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