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The image is a black-and-white photograph of a tall radar tower. It is located on the seashore, with the sun partially visible in the background. The sky is clear and the water calm, with gentle ripples on the surface. On the left side of the image, a wooden walkway leads to the lighthouse. The path is lined with grass and bushes, and several people are walking on it. The overall mood of the photo is peaceful and serene.
The image shows a screenshot of the Reisemobil Schmitz website. The website has a blue header with the company logo and contact information. Below this is a navigation bar with links to various sections of the website.
The main content of the page is a photo of a winding road amidst a mountain landscape. The road is lined with trees and bushes on both sides. Two cars are driving on the right side of the road. The cars are white and appear to be moving. The sky is blue, and the overall mood of the image is peaceful and serene.Motorhome Schmitz
For Reisemobil Schmitz, we created a website and a maintenance tool for easy management and rental of vehicles, including occupancy plans, customer management, and contract processing. Interactive 360° panoramic images of the motorhomes were also integrated.
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Close-up of a weathered cast-iron bollard at the edge of a wet quay wall. The bollard is painted blue-green; the paint is flaking off at the top and base, revealing rust-brown metal beneath. A thick, light-colored rope is wound several times around the shaft; individual fibers stick out. From there, the rope stretches to the right across the water to a second, smaller bollard in the middle ground. Behind it, the hull of a large ship with a light-colored superstructure and reddish-brown underwater paint rises in the blurred outline, its steel marked by traces of rust. Further to the right, the silhouette of another ship can be seen in the haze. The light is soft and morning, the color scheme cool in shades of blue-green and gray with warm accents on the rope. The atmosphere appears calm, heavy, and constant.
