They look altered but these sunsets looked like that in real life. Particularly the sky looking towards the west from castle Breuberg in the Odenwald was amazing. I took the photos in December.
These are the water slides of the local water park. I can’t remember whether they look that appealing on the inside.
My second purple offering for Life in Colour.
A huge open space for most of the year in the middle of the city: the Wiesn, the place where the biggest Octoberfest in the world takes place each September.
Brandenburg is as flat as country can be and there is nothing like seemingly endless skies to feel out in the open.
At the other end of Germany, the flatness of the Upper Rhine Valley is bordered by the Odenwald on one side, the Pfälzer Wald on the other side.
It’s the sky in all three examples that purports the sense of open country.
Colour can enhance that sense of wideness.
The Cosmic Photo Challenge: In the big wide open spaces
This old half-timbered house didn’t want to make the choice between flowers or diamonds.
Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Triangles, squares and diamonds
One Word Sunday: Light
The ancient city hall of Michelstadt im Odenwald is a historic landmark. The whole building is beautiful with wonderful windows.
Linked to Monday Window.
It used to be that half timbered meant dark wood and white washed panels in between but in recent years colour has come into play.
At first it took me a bit to get used to it but when it works, it works.
Linked to Monday Window.
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