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Demotic Ducks
Did you notice Mozart in the image?
Freight Boat
What the Moz(art)!
Wiring
Calle Larga Pisani, Venice, (osm) Update: The jpg I’d originally put in this post was too contrasty and too bright, so I’ve replaced it for a conversion that better meets my feeling of subject and light in this case.
In Case Of Emergency
Fondamenta Eremite, Venice, (osm)
Zattere
The vaporetto (the Venetian pendant of a public transport bus) station nearby is just announced as “Zattere”, despite the melodic full name of the place. But if you live here, the most melodic things become part of daily normality, and abbreviations can help handling the famous past a bit easier.
Evening At The Train Station
All the ingredients of a classic Venice scenery, but not cliché, I hope.
Red Tags
Line Art
Acqua Alta
Snowy Writing
Title – What Title?
Obviously I could have put the subject elements in the title, like window, wall, gutter and weed, but then this would have directed the viewers thoughts instead of giving them freedom to roam. Tyler Monson refuses to add titles since I follow his blog, and honestly, I don’t miss the titles too much. Martina from…
Tiles
Avoiding Cliché
Calle Ghetto Vecchio, Venice, (osm) It’s time to leave Ireland photographically for good. There are probably some more images to discover in this set, and to do a strict editing towards a selection for prints, but that will take its time, more than I have available at the moment. But then there’s a big, still…
SPAR
Center – Mitte
Vienna seems to be vibrating in comparison to Munich – new buildings grow everywhere. The subway station “Wien Mitte” includes a shopping mall and is at least an impressive block. Don’t know if I really like it however.
Church Door, Weed
Snow, Wall
Let’s Build Castles In The Sky
Heading For Sweets
Schnellimbiss
Anthony Ryans
Flemings
For reasons I can’t explain yet, sometimes images seem to storm towards me. The short walk from Vienna’s Westbahnhof to the Westlicht Gallery was such an occasion, so was the way back from the Hundertwasser Haus, where I found the beach mural. And as Kirk Tuck wrote some time ago, it seems to work especially…