
today, 10 years ago Ten years ago I was on Helgoland for the first time. It’s an island located in the North Sea, quite remote. It takes about 2 …
brave the storm
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today, 10 years ago Ten years ago I was on Helgoland for the first time. It’s an island located in the North Sea, quite remote. It takes about 2 …
brave the storm
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still untouched
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Happy New Year
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Merry Christmas
This is also in Dresden. It’s the New Synagogue. This building was build in the same place, where the former synagogue stood, which was destroyed in …
modern design to solve old problems
FX, 14mm This is the atrium of Casa Milà, one of the well-known buildings designed by the Catalan architect Antonio Guidi. When in Barcelona, don’t …
Inside Casa Milà
5 years ago, I was on a trip with some friends to Dresden, the capital of the stat of Saxxon here in Germany. It’s in the eastern part and was part …
A night at the opera
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lampion
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tiny parts from the inside
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calm loch
You know as a regular reader, I’m part of a monthly photographers roundtable. We’re meeting each first Saturday of a month for a photowalk in our region. Under the current condition and rules, although we don’t have a complete lockdown as we had in spring, that’s not possible. So we had a Zoom meeting combined with an exercise to be done during the week before the meeting.
This time I picked a theme for all of us instead of selecting a card from the Inspiracle card deck. Each of has can show up to 5 images wherein a maximum of 2 is allowed to be taken from the archive. We’re in November and in the northern hemisphere, this month is considered dark, unfriendly, and depressing. In Germany, we have a couple of memorial days during November dedicate to the death. When now the Mexican “Día de los Muertos” comes to your mind, you’re completely wrong. Check the link above to learn a bit more about these memorial days. Because of this background, it came to my mind the give us “fading, transient, transience” as a theme for the exercise.
Here are my results:
The first 4 images are taken for the exercise, while the others are from my archive.
Take care!
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Búðakirkja, Snæfellsnes, Iceland
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boat huts
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death end