Posts Tagged ‘tracks’

Hurrying Home

Thursday, May 20th, 2010

Hurrying Home

The weather here on the northern slope of the Alps reminds me a bit of what Paul Maxim wrote not long ago about the weather in the Rochester area. What we have at the moment is more like a late winter with night temperatures below 10°C and 15°C during the day – only the intensive green of the flora is a proof for the early summer.

Taking the train for commuting at least means a relaxed situation without confrontation with testosterone-loaded freedom-on-the-highway seekers, given the waggon’s airspace doesn’t get completely pervaded by the busy chit-chat of students on a school trip. The extended living room, that is so often projected into a car, *can* be a major motivation. That it’s not a sustainable one can easily be blocked out.

Waiting Foot

Friday, March 26th, 2010
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The morning sun is already golden, promising warm days to come. Life sometimes shows its swell sides. A happy weekend to all!

lonesome track

Monday, February 11th, 2008
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the art of engineering: removing all uneccessary parts. engineering my picture, i applied the same maxim – killing the clutter.

when my ladies were skiing, i took an hour off and went my own ways in a different, less populated part of this mountain (hard to find, i can tell you). even harder it was to hold the 450mme zoom to get this diagonal line, because with my glasses i don’t see all corners of the viewfinder simultaneously. but in the end i had to do only marginal cropping.

matching song might be “freedom’s just another word for nothing have to loose” – kudos for the picture/music combination andreas manessinger.


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