Wordless Wednesday
Wordless Wednesday
More windows from the town of Bad Tölz in Bavaria. This time with raised and colour contrasting frames. Monday Window
Small distances or longer distances, the look is down.






Do I dare to jump or not? Maybe best NOT to look down.
About 8 km from the Roman military encampment Lopodunum (which later became Ladenburg, a town halfway between Mannheim and Heidelberg in the Upper Rhine Valley) one of the Romans decided to built a villa rustica. This is the view due south, Lopodunum would be a … Continue reading A Roman Picked the Spot
This topic made me realised that I’m a wuss. I don’t have stormy photos, apparently I always hurry inside when I see dark clouds on the horizon or at least I pack away my camera (the poor thing is still suffering from the unexpected spray … Continue reading Clouds Gathering
These are parts of the rotary press on which the Esslinger Zeitung was printed from 1934 until 1983. When the press replaced for a newer model, the newspaper placed parts of the old one on the lawn in front of their office builing where it … Continue reading Stop the Presses!
The Lunabrunnen (fountain of Luna) is a landmark in the town of Lüneburg. It’s a bronze statue of the goddess Luna on top of a fountain. This renaissance statue seems slightly confused: Luna (or her Greek equivalent Selene) was a godess associated with moonlight, beauty, and fertility; Diana (or Artemis) is the goddess usually depicted with bow and arrow as she is the goddess of the hunt associated with virginity, fortitude, and nature. Yet there is a connection between the two and even in mythology the boundaries between both are not clear cut. This little statue (just over 60 cm tall) almost made it in my Naturally Monochrome gallery for Monochrome Madness today – since she didn’t, I swiftly entered her here.
Wordless Wednesday