Following Martina’s request, here is the translation of the graffito: “Eric has to throw up”. Goes well together with the shop’s branch of trade, isn’t it?
Delicacies, Abandoned
Doorway
Westend, Munich
May Be
Red Dot
Bad Reichenhall, Bavaria
Forgot The Title
Even Fresher Green
For my eyes, the green of young rice plants is the most beautiful I know, but beech leaves in spring surely come next. And, least I forgot, no touch of the saturation slider. I put an oath on it.
Forest On A Rockslide
Small Scale Cairn
Downhill In The Rain
Thumsee Reed
Since the beginning of this year, I have shrunken my photographic equipment quite a bit: from a DSLR with zooms down to a tiny m4/3 G3 with just three primes: 14mm, 20mm and 45mm. It resulted in less bulk and – a different way of seeing and framing. I like it a lot, and as…
Transparent Trees
Train Station, Munich
Amelanchier And Grid
This plant, German Felsenbirne, amelanchier ovalis, could be what is called serviceberry in English. However I’ve never seen fruits on one of these bushes, so it might be an urban hybrid, bred for early and rich blossoming but not carrying fruits to avoid delivery of food to birds and rats.
Walled Garden
Rear View With A Drama
Donations
Common Place
Stephen Shore in the Pinakothek der Moderne.
Running
In the last decades, Munich has built a well renowned museums quarter, which also houses a collection of American photographs well worth visiting – this Baldessari among them. And what I do appreciate: photographing is *not* forbidden there. I mean, we tax payers have already financed museum and collection, so I’d see it as only…
Trees And A Statue
In the middle of the 19th century, Munich had a philhellenic king, Ludwig I, who caused a whole quarter of the city to be ornated with buildings remembering the zenith of Greece and their merits in arts and politics. Despite the abuse of this place in the third reich and the following damages by the…
May Wallpapers
The wallpaper for May is here for download. Enjoy!
Wine Outlet Steingasse
Go Yoga
Steingasse, Salzburg This image also refers to Tyler Monson’s Austrian Symbolism: The sign here marks the end of the “free contracting zone”. Proof: The image to the right, found some 100m before the sign.
Tändlerei – Petty Trader
Salzburg Torch Of Freedom
M. Wallerstorfer, Antiques
Salzburg’s Steingasse certainly is a road with many different faces, the modern architecture of yesterday just a small number of steps away from this abandoned antiques shop.
Steingasse Gym
