National Gallery, London
As I have again ruined the power jack of my laptop, posting images through email to wordpress comes in very handy. The collection of my images is on that laptop, too, but back in London I had made several images with the phone camera, too. Under low light conditions its output is technically not really convincing, but with some one-the-phone manipulations imho the result is interesting enough to get shown.
This too might have made a perfect entry for Don’t take Pictures’ gallery “Seeing Red” exhibition.
Built by architect Julius Zeh in 1905, the facade of this house in the center of Munich was carefully renovated in 1975. In French language you will find more information on ArchWiki.
The message of the acceptance of two of my submissions for Don’t Take Pictures’ gallery Seeing Red understandably filled me with joy. And so it came that I saw red today when I returned from a meeting in another department. I can only recommend to take the trouble to memorize the respective photographer’s names and/or…
In November 2018 we celebrate the 100 anniversary of the end of World War I. For this reason, the German artist Walter Kuhn plants over 3000 poppy red silk flowers on one of the most beautiful squares of Munich: Königsplatz, which was built under Crown Prince Ludwig of Bavaria (who thanks-God was much more interested…
Yesterday the newly elected parliament of the state of Bavaria had their first assembly, including 20+ members of a ultra-right party with a middle-class camouflage but strong ties to neo-nazi structures. In the evening, about 5000 citizens assembled within sighting distance of the Parliament (the building in the background) to express their disdain about this…
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