and then you die. If you’re lucky you’ll find somebody to lean on for a while. FOWC with Fandango: Doldrums
and then you die. If you’re lucky you’ll find somebody to lean on for a while. FOWC with Fandango: Doldrums
Just ignore the modern houses in the background and imagine what this villa rustica looked to the Roman family who lived here in the 3rd century AD. The pastures surrounding the villa, the temple and the stables. The rollling hills of the Odenwald in the … Continue reading Rustic Romans
For various reasons I have not taken many photographs this November and I feel as if I’m missing out on the faboulous colours sported by leaves in autumn. So why not catch up a bit? Single leaves take centre stage. A cascade of leaves with … Continue reading Orange and Brown – Autumn and More
Maybe you want a look of the whole house? Monday Window
Sometimes a foot wide. Yesterday it was different – the rains in the recent weeks have increased the water to such an extent that there are now eddies and even little waves in the middle. Water, Water Everywhere
When I woke up this morning and saw the overcast sky and the clouds threatening rain, I decided that I would not venture out today. It looked so miserable. I checked out the LAPChallenge and proceeded to look through my archive, finding suitable photos. I … Continue reading A Day With Ups and Downs
Since 2018 when the General Data Protection Regulation took in effect in the European Union street photography or generally, photographing people, has become much more difficult. Unlike in the US where you give up your right to privacy when you are in a public place, … Continue reading What (not) to Say and Show
Yet completely different. Driftwood on a beach. Beams in a half-timbered house. FOWC with Fandango: Wood
and lots of other stuff you wouldn’t want to sleep on. I couldn’t resist the clutter found in this shop, inexplicably named, and the added clutter of the reflection in the window. Cellpic Sunday