Thursday Trios
Tag: Neckar
I’m a Fan of Gulls
I know that gulls have not the best reputation yet I have no bad experience with them. I watched out for them at the French Mediterranean coast. They just watched. Didn’t even watch me, just watched in general. Then I tried to remember my encounters … Continue reading I’m a Fan of Gulls
More Flooding
I gave you a little flooding of the local maize fields last week – today I passed a bridge over the river Neckar in Heidelberg: more flooding and more serious flooding. Southern parts of Germany are fighting against floods and the water has been coming … Continue reading More Flooding
Why Fly if You Can Walk
The floodable meadows next to the river Neckar have small footpaths for walks in drier times. Cee’s Which Way Challenge
Cormorant Drying off
Still at the river Neckar, as last week and the week before. The Neckar carries a lot of water but is below flood levels. A lone cormorant is drying itself off on the pier. Water, Water Everywhere
The River Didn’t Run Green
but the St Patrick Day’s Revellers were still fascinated to watch a container ship at the river lock in Heidelberg. Water, Water Everywhere
Playing at the River’s Edge
Water, Water Everywhere
The Bridges of Heidelberg
This is the river Neckar in Heidelberg as seen from the East. The first bridge, the stark metal construction is the bridge on top of the lock which regulates the different levels of water for boats and ships. It’s wide enough for cars but it’s closed … Continue reading The Bridges of Heidelberg
Five in January
Stretching an literally far-reaching The common kestrel has a wide-ranging hunting ground, individually as well as a species. The Swiss Alps always offer panoramic views, this one from the Berner Oberland. Ladenburg, the Neckar, the Odenwald – a scenic combination. Thursday Special – January 2024
A Different Slant
I quite like this photo even though it’s skew.
So at first I straightened boat, losing the first oar and losing some of the photos appeal to me.
Then I gave it the water colour treatment making the photo crisp and grainy.
I prefer the oil painting treatment because of the fluidity which kind of fits the water.
One-to-Three Photo Processing in October
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