Monochrome Madness
Monochrome Madness
Christmas lights crossing the street. Different celebration, same application. Narrow spaces between houses in the old part of town. Monochrome Madness: The space between
songs of good cheer, Christmas is here My first visit to a Christmas market this year, not really cold enough but full of people enjoying themselves. Who knew that those warm, golden lights could also make pictures full of atmosphere in monochrome? A last fleeting … Continue reading Gaily they ring, while people sing
Members of the genus date back to the Jurassic era. I don’t really care I just know it’s a beautiful tree with beautiful leaves, even though I always have to check up on how to spell it. If you can share some leaves and petals, … Continue reading Living Fossils
Linked to Monochrome Madness: Timepieces and clocks and this week’s host Margaret’s post Tick-Tock
The excavations of this villa rustica in the vicinity of Heidelberg only began in the 1980s. What was discovered was a rather imposing Roman villa from the 2nd and 3rd century CE. At the time it was close to Lopodunum (today: Ladenburg) which had been … Continue reading The villa rustica near Großsachsen
here an oink, there a maa, everywhere a baa-baa! Farmyard animals it is this week. I’ve limited myself to four-legged creatures but if you think fowl – go for it! Show us single animals or a whole heard.Show us the whole animal or go for … Continue reading With a Hee-Haw here, and a Moo-Moo there
Polish ceramics at a market Linked to Leanne’s Monochrome Madness: Ceramics and Brian at Bushboys World, this week’s host.
The October fair in Mannheim is called the “Mannheimer Mess” (“Messe” or “Mess” in the local dialect just means fair). The fair at night time was very VERY colourful but I actually enjoyed taking the colour out. Monochrome Madness
A quick grab at the outgoing summer: Monochrome Madness