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Zu alt, um nur zu spielen. Zu jung, um ohne Wunsch zu sein.
Sparks will fly!
Working so hard that sparks will fly!
Arbeiten bis die Funken fliegen!
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Towering lights
Nightlights. on a rather grander scale than the ones I had in my children’s bedrooms. Seen in Newcastle, Weinheim and Frankfurt.
#17 square lights Nachtlichter / Turmlichter
More than a drip
From my kitchen this morning. It’s water and it’s moving. Flowing, actually.
Another Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Moving water.
Flying ambulance
Bluelight response in the centre of Munich. We did not go closer as I hate intrusive onlookers when there was an accident. We were well beyond gawking distance and I never saw the injured person (apparently a cyclist had been hit by a car) but the helicopter landing in the middle of the road amongst the houses was remarkable.
#16 square lights Blaulichteinsatz
You never know
“The thing that’s important to know is that you never know. You’re always sort of feeling your way.”
Diane Arbus
Linked to Travel with Intent‘s weekly quotation. For more photos inspired by the quote from Diane Arbus, go there.
Traffic at night
More technical lights today: headlights and taillights but not really trafficlights.
Interesting (?) aside: In South Africa we call traffic lights “robots”. Regular confusion arises when driving with a newcomer and someone says: “Watch out for that red robot!” and the non-South African looks up and down the street searching for a red version of R2-D2.
#15 square lights Rücklicht und Scheinwerferlicht
Benchlight
And now for something completely different:
This bench is in Düsseldorf, it lights up at night and changes colour every minute.
#14 square lights Bankilluminationslicht
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