If anybody knows these berries, I’d be happy to get a hint.
Macro Monday
Author: eklastic
Zu alt, um nur zu spielen. Zu jung, um ohne Wunsch zu sein.
Love Is …
… two pelicans, showing heart. A cute, if a bit odd, couple. More hearts are on Cee’s blog.
I’m a Fan of Old Wood
The museum of Michelstadt is in house built almost 500 years ago. The wooden beams are old
and beautiful.
Making History Accessible
The museum of Michelstadt, a medium-sized town in the Odenwald, has a small, newly renovated museum. One section is dedicated to a rabbi, talmudist and kabbalist, known as Sekl Loeb Wormser or Rabbi Jizchok Arje who lived in Michelstadt, Frankfurt and Mannheim from the mid eighteenth century until the early nineteenth.
He took his family name from the fact that his ancestors came from the town of Worms, about 60 km to the west on the Rhine.
The Mannheim Palace from two different directions, and in two different media.
The Cosmic Photo Challenge: Picturing the Past
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Bright Eye, Wet Nose
Monday Portrait
The Second Fiddle
A combined inspiration: Becky’s oddity of the day inspired this posting. As did Margaret’s. Oddviously.
It’s the Angle
Tom’s odd square #11 which he took from an odd angle came to mind when I looked at these photos of the same five (sic!) trees. They look like they are the same height in summer and different heights in winter. For a moment I thought it was because of the difference in the seasons but realised then that the variance is due to the different angles. Odd, isn’t it?
