Interesting that I often can’t tell from your photos when I see them first on twitter or my feedreader where they have been taken: Brussels, Munich or Frankfurt. There seem to be some shared European urban vistas. Bad Reichenhall of course is always distinct. 😉
Less graffiti – more pseudo-marble lions in the backyards perhaps 😉
I just did a quick browse through some of the Bad Reichenhall tagged photos – I am under the impression you are taking more photos there in the winter months that in the summer months – might this be right? It was a quick browse, though.
There is certainly an exchange: while I can “see” at home too, new locations can act as eye-openers and improve perception at home, too. But admittedly the fascination of my hometown is on a lower, steady level (like in an old marriage, maybe?) and there are no butterflies in the stomach any more when I set out to take pictures here.
Interesting that I often can’t tell from your photos when I see them first on twitter or my feedreader where they have been taken: Brussels, Munich or Frankfurt. There seem to be some shared European urban vistas.
Bad Reichenhall of course is always distinct. 😉
The difference between real life and small town infirmity maybe? 🙁
Less graffiti – more pseudo-marble lions in the backyards perhaps 😉
I just did a quick browse through some of the Bad Reichenhall tagged photos – I am under the impression you are taking more photos there in the winter months that in the summer months – might this be right? It was a quick browse, though.
There is certainly an exchange: while I can “see” at home too, new locations can act as eye-openers and improve perception at home, too. But admittedly the fascination of my hometown is on a lower, steady level (like in an old marriage, maybe?) and there are no butterflies in the stomach any more when I set out to take pictures here.