About ‘Mainz, the Drusstein’ by Ralph Rainer Steffens
The Drusus Stone was erected in 9 AD as a funerary monument to the commander Drusus, stepson of the Emperor Augustus, who died as a result of a fall from his horse during a campaign against the Germanic tribes.
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Ralph Rainer Steffens
Sylt, Germany
Self-employed architectural, museum and art photographer with worldwide publications in all media.
My works are based on reality or are images of reality, which are created through the use of any photographic means - choice of lens, point of view, light, ... -, but also by the digital development of the images as well as intensive digital elaboration of the individual work.
Always marked by the pursuit of the aesthetically beautiful, I strive to express my feelings…
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