A love letter to island idyll and Hanseatic city charm. For some, the Baltic Sea coast means thatched-roof fishing villages, miles of sandy beaches, or imposing chalk cliffs, while others associate it with historic brick towns, ports, and anchor bays. It must be the incredible versatility of the Baltic Sea coast of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern that fascinates both young and old. Among the enthusiasts is photographer Jürgen Brandt, who presents captivating aerial shots of Hanseatic cities like Wismar and Stralsund, images of natural paradises such as the Vorpommern Bodden landscape, and detailed photos of hen gods and amber in his new photo book. The book is an invitation to discover the Baltic Sea coast or to reminisce about past visits with joy.