Christian Morgenstern wrote a poem called Herbst (Autumn) around the turn of the of the 19th into the 20th century. The first verse reads: This is not from the current year but it is still my favourite autumn photo: The Cosmic Photo Challenge: Autumn’s Golden … Continue reading As Good as Gold
Värikollaasit #435 This is the source colour for this Sunday:
You put them up – they fall down – you put them up – they fall … One Word Sunday: Repetition
I was at Castle Frankenstein near Darmstadt a few weeks back. Whether it is really part of Mary Shelley’s creation is debatable but it is a great place to go visiting. The views from high up are spectacular. And when I turned round I could … Continue reading Frankenstein’s Heirs Live Here
If you want to walk up to Frankenstein castle you can take the long and winding road or you can go straight up. Which I did. When I reached the top I was so out of breath that I was completely silent.
Silent Sunday
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The stage entrance of the theatre in Ulm, formerly a building where grain was sold.
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A town less than 20km to the south from here and now a part of Heidelberg is called Handschuhsheim, literally translated “home of the glove”. This is its crest as displayed on the old castle Tiefburg in the middle of town: Ragtag Daily Prompt: Glove
A few weeks ago there was a vintage car show in a local park. Lots of details to be admired and photographed. Although I felt intimidated by the amount of people, many of them with cameras – with cameras with huge telephoto lenses looking very … Continue reading Chitty and Bang
After three days so grey that I had the impression that it never got quite light even at midday we woke up the “blue system” today. That’s a private sci-fi reference where an alien race bars all communication of a planet with the outside – … Continue reading The Blue System
We went to the dry toboggan run a couple of weeks ago. I was the designated photographer and here are our son and grandson on one of their runs. They convinced me, aka: grandma, to take a turn. Okay, that was not so unexpected. The … Continue reading Dry Bobbing
