“The soul can not think without a picture.”
Aristotle
These three buildings have dominated my childhood – Wachenburg, Windeck und Blauer Hut. It’s the picture that rises up in front of my inner eye when I think “home”.
Linked to the weekly quotation from Travel with Intent.
From street no. 1 to one little bird to one German emperor (Kaiser Wilhelm I.) to another emperor (Franz Joseph I.) to another street no. 1 – number round about.
Linked to Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: 1 item or the number one.
A house in Lampertheim, Germany, badly in need of some tlc.
For more asparagus coloured photos, click here.
Smiles all round with these two life-size sculptures in the middle of Koblenz in the Rhine valley. They depict a market-woman and a policeman illustrating an old joke which is written on a plaque in the local dialect (about Norbert’s dog who peed on the leg of the market-woman’s husband).
This is linked to A Photo a Week: smile.
I like experimenting in monochrome but I don’t like robbing flowers off their colours. So for Cee’s challenge I made it so that I couldn’t see the original colours but chose a picture from a series of monochromes. To check up after I had made my choice I looked at the coloured version and I just can’t not show it:
This is linked to Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: flower of any kind.
“Without new experiences, something inside of us sleeps. The sleeper must awaken.”
Frank Herbert
Linked to Travel with Intent who gave that quote as inspiration.
Linked to One Word Sunday: Simplicity.
