We breathe. We can wander with our eyes through these pictures and pleasant feelings remains. The atmosphere is deserted, though. The scenes we see are in a pause, as pictures: always still, always a reminder. If any action would have taken place at these places, it was either before or after the moment of recording. Dieter deliberately picked these moments. The images get a shade of timelessness, they become stretched and endless. Where they were taken, is not that important. They can be looked at as mental landscapes, areas in our memories, reminiscent of rather far-away places, of other photo’s or paintings, of how it looks like in the film of a life, of mental states of mind. The strange and vast aspect attracts us, we want to enter the picture and start walking in it, as an escape of the plenitude, the bustle, the ugliness that surrounds us.