about me
Hello - this is my site showcasing my photography & design
Hilthart Pedersen is a german landscape and urban photographer currently living in Lower Saxony, Germany.
As a web designer, project manager, photographer, and consultant in Germany i endeavour into various projects. My interests range from photography, traveling and IT-Services. My interests vary from archaeology, history, and technology as part of my daily work.
My site presents a view of my photographic portfolio and the purchase of Images and my travel themed blog. If you’d like to get in touch, feel free to say hello through any of the social links.
My Images are showcasing adventure photography playing with colours of red, yellow, green and blue. There are things or abstracts like the inconspicuous, Cloudscape - things at my feet - a colorful world of grains of sand on the sea beach, fleeing shadows on the wall, the short illumination of a house, as a ray of sunlight breaking through dreary rain clouds.
You are welcome to support me at Paypal. You may also find me on Instagram as createurdeimagination and as h3palpha for black and white photography.
Also you can buy licenses for images from my Portfolio at hpedersen.de, at Eyeem or at 500px.
Free Images for download and free use are available via my portfolio at Unsplash.
I am very grateful for your support with a Donation here.
In a quiet corner of the web,
Where pixels glow with memory’s glow,
You step lightly—curious, receptive,
To scenes whispering of sea and citadel,
Of waves breaking in sapphire hush,
Of light drifting through autumn leaves
Like golden breath across cathedral lawns.
There stands the keeper of these visions,
Hilthart, crafting worlds with a still shutter,
Each frame a poem of place and pause,
A melody in color, in stillness, in quiet splendor.
His lens does not merely capture—
It beckons, invites, opens.
And so you meet: spirit and site entwined,
You, a wanderer in the gallery of moments,
H3p.me, a portal that reminds you:
The world, in its details, is alive with light,
Waiting for the beholder’s gaze.
— h3p