When we, i.e. our running group, hear quest, we think adventure.
And when we see this sign on the ground, usually laid in flour, we know the end of our quest is near.
Somewhere near we will find a hidden bag with goodies inside.
And this is what it looks like once we find the goodies:
They are equal in size, in colouring, in speed, in stamina, in …
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and sun, of poetry, music and dance, of truth and prophecy, healing and diseases, and more: Apollo.
This is the temple of Apollo in the palace gardens of the Schwetzinger Schloss.
Cee’s Black and White Photo Challenge: Arches, Domes, Half Circles
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When I saw this sign at the entrance of an old inn I was wondering about the meaning of it.
An old fashioned beer mug. That’s self-explanatory.
Hearts, Diamonds, spades, and clubs. I have placed a few games of Skat in my youth, so I understand that as well.
A Star of David – here it unravels. What does it have to do with an inn?
That’s where research comes in. The hexagram may look like a Star of David but it is the symbol of the Guild of Brewers. And that makes sense, naturally.
That’s where research comes in. The hexagram may look like a Star of David but it is the symbol of the Guild of Brewers. And that makes sense, naturally.
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Water and two people. I included the mural because the curve of the net mimicks the rounded wave line of Cee’s photo. The mural is in Ladenburg and depicts fishermen in Bretagne because the twinned town of Ladenburg is Plouguernau near Brest.
Cee’s Midweek Madness: Pick a Topic from My Photo in February
Wordless Wednesday
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“The straight line is godless and immoral. The straight line is not a creative line, it is a duplicating line, an imitating line.”
Friedensreich Hundertwasser
The architect and artist Hundertwasser was a well known adversary of the straight line, and hence the geometrical grid. The photos are of the Hundertwasser House in Bad Soden am Taunus, west of Frankfurt.
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I was watching a cormorant swimming and diving and fishing. Using the automatic exposure series didn’t give me the same result as doing single shots – even if that meant missing a few perfect moments.
Midweek Monochrome
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