Posts Tagged ‘christmas’
Saturday, March 13th, 2010
I found these in Salzburg. The center of this town is so attractive for tourists from all parts of the world, that they have a shop selling Christmas decoration throughout the whole year. But to top this, they’ve invented easter eggs with Santa on it. That’s what I’d call real creativity and serving their customers. And if people buy this…
Tags:christmas, easter, egg, santa claus, tourism
Posted in Salzburg | 2 Comments »
Tuesday, December 29th, 2009
Found in downtown Munich.
Tags:blue, christmas, downtown, munich, steel
Posted in urban | 1 Comment »
Sunday, December 27th, 2009
In case you wonder: Wearing red underwear on new year’s eve is a tradition in Italy, Spain, Chile and (maybe) Mexico. Just to bring you luck…
And if it’s not a real tradition, at least it is marketed as such. Optically it can have it’s merits, even for father christmas.
Tags:chile, christmas, italy, new year, red underwear, spain
Posted in red | 2 Comments »
Friday, December 25th, 2009
A Merry Christmas to you all!
I know I am late, but as a father of three (one seems to have got lost) Christmas day is full of activities, carrying a harp to the church and back, decorating the tree, rehearsing Christmas carols and the nativity play ranking much higher than photography. But we had a wonderful Christmas Evening and a very peaceful holiday today, and so every effort was worth it.
Tags:candles, Christbaum, christmas, kids, tree, Warten auf's Christkind
Posted in dahoam (at home) | 8 Comments »
Thursday, December 10th, 2009
The human, understandable reaction answer to the fading colors of our natural surroundings are, what else, more colors. The Christmas bauble and the reflection of the raindrops play nicely with the artificial light, only the blue LED’s, replacing the small Edison-type bulbs on many trees, can get enervating because of their overly bright and cold characteristics. And while we do not suffer from the really short days Juhaa is reporting here, on overcast and rainy days there is a substantial lack of brightness. *That* makes me long for snow – it becomes brighter then – and the sudden quietness, when the freshly fallen snow dampens all the sounds.
Tags:Bad Reichenhall, christmas, decoration, pedestrian area, rain
Posted in bokeh, dahoam (at home) | 5 Comments »
Monday, November 30th, 2009
Sorry, but this kind of Santa Claus creates stomach churning feelings – it’s more a threat than a friendly reminder of christmas-to-be. I think it qualifies for a gallery of the “most ugly chrismas decorations” that Bernd over at babaoskar shoots back was intending. I do like the less agressively painted “Nikolaus” figures, the ones that don’t look like a comic creature brought to life (and nightmare). But this one… Alas, I am quite alone.
Addendum: There’s a new set of wallpapers for december. As there was still no wintery weather, I resorted to an image from the archive: the deeply frozen pond in Schönram. The scenery is maybe a bit depressing with all the dead trees, but then, it may be just anticipate the Kopenhagen climate talk results. Only that we won’t have that much cold winters any more.
Tags:Bad Reichenhall, christmas, father christmas, nightmare, santa claus, ugly
Posted in dahoam (at home), urban | 5 Comments »
Tuesday, December 25th, 2007
my best wishes for this our world and all people living here with us.
Tags:christmas, christmas tree, gimp, Kurhaus
Posted in Uncategorized | No Comments »