We live in a house that was built less than 10 years ago. A new house then – our neighbour’s house – not so much. It was a farm house but by the time we moved in it wasn’t active anymore. This is the view from the street, our seven apartment house in front on the left, the old house at the back to the right.
That’s the view from the kitchen window. It’s actually not a new photo as there are now bushes that have grown between the two properties. But the house still looks more or less the same when you peep through the leaves.
It looks dangerous! The drop – which I didn’t photograph because I didn’t want to lose my place in line to have my vax status checked – was less than 50 cm. Or possibly, it was meant for the children playing two metres to the right of the sign:
Contemplating the danger of falling flat on my face with every new endeavour (and the very large possibility of the actual fall being much larger in my mind than in reality) I decided to go back and rather post something symbolic for a fresh start.
For the penultimate week of 2021 Dale has asked us to show our best shots of the year. I picked three photos, each from a different genre. Since the challenge is called The Cosmic Photo Challenge I thought that my macro shot should be a cosmos flower:
This portrait was just fun and more of an action shot, really. I liked the original but the sepia-around-the-edges puts the focus more on his face.
Sundown over the Rhine Valley. A dystopian landscape.
Christmas markets in Germany are happening – at least in some parts of the country. Some are open, others are access controlled for COVID vaccinations. But what they all have in common: they serve mulled wine.
One glühwein, please.
I'll try de one wizz de cimmamom whisky shot dis time.
Can I haf anudder glühwein, pleesh?
An anudder ... nudder one, shank you.
Nudda -lühwa... -lühwai ... g-lüh... Nudda cuppp!!!