Munich, Bavaria
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Not Galileo’s Duck
“And yet it moves – Eppur si muove” seems to be wrongly attributed to Galilei, at least according to wikiquote. But for a Citroen 2CV, the duck, it certainly is appropriate.
A Horse Named Fallada
Deutsche Bank, Salzburg Just wondering what secrets a king’s daughter disguising as a goose farm servant might nowadays communicate with the head of a horse…
Projected Pita
Nonntal, Salzburg
Spring Sun Coziness
Bad Reichenhall, Bavaria The setting of an alpine cabin is a synonym for snugness in Bavaria, and of course it gets purported for all the (expected) tourists even more. Strange, in which places it materialises…
Preparing for Spring
Wall Tree
Urban Opuntia
Munich, Bavaria
A Landscape I Like
To avoid getting declared a troglodyte, I decided to stop posting night pictures. And here is a landscape that I like even more, now that Spring means warm air contaminated with pollen. Cool, moist, quiet – such a forest (photographed two weeks back) would me my delight now. Add to it the wonderful out-of-focus blur…
St. Florian Fresco
Nonntal, Salzburg
Knödlerei – Dumpling Manufacture
Non-Place Döner
Hopper’s light here immediately struck my eyes.
Salzburg Non Place
With the title I am connecting to Andreas Manessinger’s recent series of non places.
Tomb Art – Grabmalkunst
Suburban Traffic
Paulaner Brewery
Power Box
Haidhausen, Munich
Baker’s Shop At Night
Morning Lights
Sendling, Munich
Night Life – Mc Café
Glass And ???
Trappentreustrasse, Munich
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St. Peter’s Monastery hosts a large collection of minerals under the very roof of the church itself, collected over centuries by scientifically inclined monks. In earlier times the (Roman Catholic) church in Austria was very rich and active in economy, not only regarding salt from which Salzburg has its name, but also mining for gold…
Vandal
Vandal is the brand name for a product family of moth poison and traps. The presence of this name in that freshly renovated room in the monastery I found a bit bizarre.
Heating Appliance, 19th Century
Nicely Framed Photographer
