Sellin Pier- Collection: Germany

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Photo description

At dusk, the illuminated Sellin Pier stretches elegantly over the calm Baltic Sea, its ornate Victorian pavilion glowing warmly against a sky layered in deep blue, violet and golden orange. Rows of traditional hooded beach chairs stand quietly on the sandy shore, lending a distinctly German coastal charm to the tranquil scene. The long-exposure water mirrors the fading light, creating a mood that is both serene and nostalgic. Photographer Michael Abid captures the timeless soul of Rügen Island with a masterful eye for atmosphere, transforming a beloved landmark into something quietly breathtaking.

About the photographer

Originally from Ukraine and based in Germany, Michael Abid became a professional photographer in 2013. He travels globally capturing striking cityscapes, landscapes and architecture. Using engineering precision, he beautifully transforms iconic locations through light.

Description

Every Look is a handcrafted fine art block, a photograph printed behind 3mm crystal-clear acrylic and mounted on a solid MDF block (110 × 110 mm). Designed to hang on your wall or stand on any surface, it fits naturally into any interior.

On this page we show our five recommended Wrapp colours for this Look, carefully chosen to complement the image. Prefer a different Wrapp colour? Order the Look and choose any of our 16 Wrapp colours to create your own Wrapped Look. Mix, match and refresh whenever you like.

All Looks are hand-finished in our photo lab in The Netherlands.

Title

Sellin Pier- Collection: Germany

Photographer

Michael Abid

Theme

Architecture & Urban

Mood

Calm & Silence

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