In the photo book 'Natural Wonders of Bregenzerwald', photographer Dieter Ege impressively captures the beauty of a landscape that, despite its small size, exhibits an enormous diversity. In his images, he allows the various formations of Bregenzerwald to unfold, giving the reader the opportunity to marvel at the extent of variations that nature has produced there. One can sense that Dieter Ege has developed a deep and close relationship with this landscape over a decade of constant, intense observation, reflected in his choice of subjects. His eye for the special, the detail inherent in what is seen, was the starting point for this book, as Johann Peer notes in his foreword: 'This is the beginning of a book about seeing correctly, in this specific case about the natural wonders of Bregenzerwald.'.