Nestled in the heart of Bavaria, Ansbach carries its Baroque legacy with quiet pride. Once the seat of the Margraves of Brandenburg-Ansbach, its architecture still echoes centuries of princely elegance and resilience. Petersaurach, smaller and more rural, is steeped in Franconian roots — a village where timber-framed houses and narrow streets hold onto the calm of simpler times.

These are not just cities, but quiet stories waiting between corners. Through my lens, Ansbach’s Baroque calm and Petersaurach’s rural simplicity reveal themselves not in landmarks, but in glances, shadows, and fleeting moments.