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As proposed last week, here’s the image we planned to take.
The sky was so fantastic.
A few minutes later, we got the planned, blue sky instead of the red one
To be honest, although I like images taken during the blue hour (that’s the about 20 minutes starting from approximately 30 minutes after sunset in my region), here I like the firey sky more.
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Recently, a friend of mine from Prague posted a winter image from Prague. His image reminded me of my visit to Prague nearly 11 years ago in June 2010. One evening we headed to the river for some night shots of the castle above the river on the other side. We were in our hotel for collecting our tripods and went down to the tram when I noticed the cathedral in the far.
I still like this image very much. Next week, I’m going to show you the final image we planned to take.
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This image is from June 2010. I can’t imagine, this is already more than 10 years ago. Thursday next week, I’m going to show you an image of the cathedral taken a little bit earlier on my way to this location and the Thursday after a color version of this image. Stay tuned!
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This week, it’s Tina’s turn at Lens-Artists photo challenge and she challenges us with “Distance“.
When it comes to distance, I first think about being far away i.e. in one of my dream locations.
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This week, it’s Amy’s turn at Lens-Artists photo challenge and she challenges us with “a river runs through it“.
this image is from 2010 when I was visiting Praha and the river Vltava.
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You know, G+ (Google Plus), the social network set up by Google closed down their gates earlier this month. As many other former G+ user, I created an account at mewe.com.
Members of one of my former G+ groups set up an event to post an image (or more) in advance of the closing which describes tourism feeling about that fact.
Here, you can see my image. The intersection of the railroad track symbolizes for me, the change while the bumper in the back stands for the final end of G+.
Just in case, you’re also at mewe.com, you could consider adding me 🙂
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When I was in Praha back in 2010, I came along these traffic lights.
The traffic lights are for pedestrians. Right next to the lights, there is a button at the wall for people to change the lights from red to green. This is necessary, because the street is so narrow, that no two persons are able to pass each other when in the street. Even kids are unable to do so. So, the traffic lights are really a necessity.
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This week’s topic for the weekly photo challenge by “The Daily Post” is “rare”.
This tiny thing shaped like a cut-off fingernail is the biggest thing in the solar system: the sun itself.
I picked an image taken during a (partial) solar eclipse. I wrote a bit more about this event and the circumstances in a past post. You can also find some further images in that other post. Have a look!
Solar eclipses take part every few years, but they are visible only in a small area and this area changes from occurrence to occurrence. So, it’s a very rare event in every man’s live. And, many people will never seen one.
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(as usual, you can see the photo enlarged, when clicking in it)
This week’s topic for the weekly photo challenge by “The Daily Post” is “fun”.
Take care have a great weekend!
(as usual, you can see the photo enlarged, when clicking in it)
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