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I am happy and I am curious.
And I am@sitting here with my fingers crossed.

Es ist mir eine große Ehre und Freude, vom 16.08. bis zum 27.09. eine Fotoausstellung im Küchengartenpavillon (auf dem Lindener Berg) zu haben und dort 20 Besucherfotos vom M’era Luna Festival zeigen zu können.

Am 05. und 06.09. bin ich dort zudem Teil vom „Zinnober Hannover 2026“, was ganz besonders erfreulich ist.

Link zum Küchengartenpavillon
https://quartier-ev.de/aktuelles.html

Fury in the Slaughterhouse – Release Show „Changes“ | Gilde Parkbühne, Hannover

Not only was the show hot, but so were the temperatures. Luckily, Kai once again helped to cool off.

Home game for Fury in the Slaughterhouse: the release show for their album Changes at the Gilde Parkbühne in Hannover. A fantastic album, an outstanding live performance and another reminder why Fury remain one of Germany’s greatest live bands.

Some concerts simply stay with you long after the final note. This was definitely one of them.

(c) by Holger Bücker (BuPix) / Music2see

Sabaton live at the ZAG Arena, Hannover

As a photographer, you’ve got shots you like and you’ve got a few you love. This is a shot of the second category.

Swedish power metal at its best — a fantastic show with outstanding lighting.
The band around Joakim Brodén delivering precision, power and scale.
Presented as a collage to preserve the full stage width — Instagram simply does not do panoramas justice.
Beams, colors and timing working together to shape atmosphere across the entire arena.

(c) by Holger Bücker (BuPix) / Music2see

Faces of M’era Luna

The visitors are part of what makes this festival so special.
Style, individuality and dedication are not just on stage — they are everywhere.
The crowd is not just audience, it is atmosphere.

(c) by Holger Bücker (BuPix) / Music2see

Fury in the Slaughterhouse – Release Show „Changes“ | Gilde Parkbühne, Hannover

Home game for Fury in the Slaughterhouse: the release show for their album Changes at the Gilde Parkbühne in Hannover. A fantastic album, an outstanding live performance and another reminder why Fury remain one of Germany’s greatest live bands.

Some concerts simply stay with you long after the final note. This was definitely one of them.

(c) by Holger Bücker (BuPix) / Music2see

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