I love the strong geometric elements of the tower of St. Ägidius church in Bad Reichenhall, my hometown.
St. Ägidius in Bad Reichenhall
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the torture of choice
from the archives: off season you are easy prey for the beach vendors. and then, making a choice can be a torture.
low sun over saalach river
even in Bad Reichenhall the days can become very short now when the sun hides behind Predigtstuhl. large version through clicking on the image. kudos to the lightbox people.
morning cold
golden autumn
taken in Bayerisch Gmain, Germany, in fall 2005 Picture processed with
polygonatum odoratum
No time to shoot, so I have to resort to the archives. This is a Polygonatum odoratum, which grew in my former garden. Picture processed with
reflections in the city (II)
the artificial climate I feel in the city is (for me) very well represented through this reflected tree.
reflections in the city
I do love the city lights at night, especially when they emphasize parts of the architecture not visible during the daylight.
new synagogue in Munich (II)
Detail from the basis. I like the contrast between this very strict sober styleand some of the old houses in the surroundings.
new synagogue in Munich
The outside pretty much emphatises the Wailing wall. The building is discussedcontroversely here in Munich, but for me it evokes positive emotions, and it is a challenge to cope with it’s aesthetics.
railway station Colombo Fort
what’s warped?
trellis on a wall found in Laufen/Salzach (Germany)
long shadows
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monsoon train
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sky over bavaria
sky over bavaria, originally uploaded by springm. Picture processed with
Burning Sky over Munich
Burning Sky over Munich, originally uploaded by springm. Picture processed with
St. Martin’s Day
Children’s procession in St. Zeno Church, Bad Reichenhall Picture processed with
Galle Face Hotel, Colombo
Galle Falle Hotel, Colombo, originally uploaded by springm. View through the lobby to the entrance Picture processed with
On the Way to Kindergarden
On the Way to Kindergarden, originally uploaded by springm. Picture processed with
In Haste
reflections
