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The word "trapiche" comes from Spanish and is used for gears to squeeze the juice from sugar cane. Oxen or bulls are used to run the trapiche. Nowadays mostly machines take over the hard work of the sugar cane farmers. This old still working trapiche we found in Panama. - Real hard work!

Welcome to our gallery. Our goal is to capture and show the beauty of our world in all its aspects. Therefore, our portfolio includes landscapes, plants, flower macros, wild mammals and birds such as the beautiful hummingbirds and the fantastic quetzals from Central America and insects as well as portraits of people from different countries that we visit on our travels. Focusing on the essentials - true to our motto "Less is More" - leads to a multitude of beautiful minimalist images. Water and its many facets, such as abstract reflections on the surface, powerful waves and spray of our oceans, rivers and waterfalls, tiny dew drops and bizarre forms of ice, is one of our favorite designs. With the colorful and mysterious world of lichens...