A Photo a Week Challenge: street lights. More lamps and street lights can be found here.
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Gugge mol do!
Guggemusik is played by bands, mainly during carnival, in Switzerland and the southwestern part of Germany. The English Wikipedia describes the style like this: “It is a strongly rhythmic music of distinctive style played with brass instruments, pipes and drums. Although melodies remain clearly recognizable, they are at times played “off-key”, intentionally and often quite skillfully. Driven by a dominant rhythm section, the music sounds twisted and thrilling, very danceable and perfect for spontaneous street concerts during the “wild days” of Carnival.” This particular group are the “Pantoffelgugge”, the band of the “Pantoffelhelden”.
For more musical photos check out A Photo a Week: what’s your favourite music?
Confessions of a window cleaner:
“I didn’t do it!”
For A Photo a Week: neglect.
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Looking up – looking down
I was looking down, he was looking up. We met.
For A Photo a Week: from above.
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A quintessential lazy summer’s day
For A Photo a Week: quintessential. If you want to see more pictures that are typical for something or someone or somewhere, click here.
Decisions, decisions
Rain threatening from above while I look up from below.
Nancy’s A Photo a Week prompted from below. For more photos from below click here.
Just let your skin breathe
Nancy at The A Photo a Week challenge asked for a photo with an opening.
I managed two openings in one shot.
More openings, possibly a lot more scenic, can be found here.
Do they have the golden rule?
This is George Heriot’s School in Edinburgh, seen from the street. As I checked on the name I found out that George Heriot was a goldsmith working for royalty around Shakespeare’s time. Makes sense, doesn’t it?
For Nancy’s A Photo a Week asking for photos with the colour gold.
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