
The title is the last line from a poem (or rather a version of the poem) by the Swiss poet Conrad Ferdinand Meyer: “and all is flow and all is halt”.
Linked to Friday Fun: what?

The title is the last line from a poem (or rather a version of the poem) by the Swiss poet Conrad Ferdinand Meyer: “and all is flow and all is halt”.
Linked to Friday Fun: what?

From my kitchen this morning. It’s water and it’s moving. Flowing, actually.
Another Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Moving water.



What else comes to mind when one is thinking saphire but water? All the photos in this collage come from a walk along the banks of the river Rhine near Mannheim in summer last year.
A colour collage for Värikollaasit with the theme of the jewel which is called saphire in English, and safiiri in Finnish, and Saphir in German.

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Stand up paddling on the river Neckar in Heidelberg.

Looking west – where the hills of the Odenwald give way to the Upper Rhine Valley.

Looking east to the step in the river, next to the lock for ships.
Linked to Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Moving Water.


I am probably misquoting but since I have forgotten who has written something similar I think that’s okay. It’s me playing with words then.
Linked to Nancy Merill’s A Photo a Week: Sun and Water.

During lunchtime surfers queue up and wait their turn to surf on the standing wave in the Eisbach, a man made side arm of the river Isar in the middle of the city of Munich.




Linked to Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: water.
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