Sunday, 22 April 2018
Number 13
A ceramist workshop in the city center. The warm colors make it look mediterranean. But alas, the Med is so far away...
Saturday, 21 April 2018
Weekend in black and white
Running a bit out of Strasbourg photos... So, here is one from Italy, last summer. More b&w here, as usual.
Thursday, 19 April 2018
What's on the menu?
Tourist checking the menu of this ultra-touristic restaurant in the heart of the tourist zone. Well, don't ask me, Mister: I've never eaten here!
Wednesday, 18 April 2018
Looks like...
It looks like spring, doesn't it? WRONG!!! We bypassed spring, and went directly to glorious summertime. 27 degrees C as I write this, 80 degrees F.
As Napoleon Bonaparte's mother famously said as he became emperor: pourvu que ça dure, let's hope it will last!
As Napoleon Bonaparte's mother famously said as he became emperor: pourvu que ça dure, let's hope it will last!
Tuesday, 17 April 2018
A monday mural, on tuesday
Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world. Nelson Mandela
Seen on a school, here in Strasbourg.
More Monday Murals here.
Monday, 16 April 2018
My corner of the woods
I moved a few weeks ago, to a nicer, bigger and cheaper flat. This is 5 minutes from home, walking distance. My kind of surroundings!
Sunday, 15 April 2018
Saturday, 14 April 2018
Intricate
Some more details on a 16th century house neat the cathedral. It is oak, I think, which is pretty hard to engrave. Good job!
Friday, 13 April 2018
Thursday, 12 April 2018
Place du Chateau
The Place du Chateau, or Castle Square. From left to right: a post office, the cathedral, a high school, and last but not least, the former palace of the prince-bishops of Rohan, now hosting not less than 3 museums and an art gallery.
Wednesday, 11 April 2018
Lunchtime, folks!
Buerehiesel: alsatian for a small farmhouse. This particular farmhouse was disassembled and rebuilt in Paris, for the 1865 Universal Exhibition, before going back to Strasbourg. Nowadays, a famous 3 stars restaurant since 1970, with a nice timepiece and garden. Wish I could afford it!
Tuesday, 10 April 2018
By fair weather...
... you can see the Feldberg, the Black Forest's highest mountain in Germany, and you see it from my balcony, lucky me!
Well, only by clear weather, as the thin needle on the right side, actually a huge tv antenna, is 85 km, 50 miles away. Best moment to see it is just before sunrise.
Well, only by clear weather, as the thin needle on the right side, actually a huge tv antenna, is 85 km, 50 miles away. Best moment to see it is just before sunrise.
Monday, 9 April 2018
Gone fishing
Apart from being a nice Chris Rea song...
The weather got suddenly very acceptable! 25 degrees C yesterday, imagine that! I'm slowly defrosting.
The weather got suddenly very acceptable! 25 degrees C yesterday, imagine that! I'm slowly defrosting.
Sunday, 8 April 2018
Saturday, 7 April 2018
Friday, 6 April 2018
49 shades of...
Grey Easter weekend in Amsterdam.
As usual on friday, click here to see more excellent black and white photos. Free grey included!
As usual on friday, click here to see more excellent black and white photos. Free grey included!
Thursday, 5 April 2018
Wednesday, 4 April 2018
Whirlwind trip to...
45 hours in lovely Amsterdam...
Un petit tour bien trop rapide (et fatiguant) à Amsterdam ce weekend...
Un petit tour bien trop rapide (et fatiguant) à Amsterdam ce weekend...
Saturday, 31 March 2018
Monthly CDP theme day: one color
Several shades of orange, by Dan23.
Click here to see what my City Daily Photo did.
Posting today, march 31st, as I'll be off travelling for a few days. And happy Easter, everyone!
Click here to see what my City Daily Photo did.
Posting today, march 31st, as I'll be off travelling for a few days. And happy Easter, everyone!
Friday, 30 March 2018
Handheld, very long focal
Storks are here, which means spring is here!
They were quite far away, so I used the newly discovered digital zoom capability on my Lumix. Handheld shot, at 2040 mm focal length, legs steadied, leaning against a tree, elbows blocked, the usual. I don't use tripods, as I have naturally a very steady hand. Strangely enough: my right arm and hand are partially disabled (stroke), and this a "perk"... Once steadied, my hand and arm won't move. Very convenient for a few things, like taking photos...
Sorry about the poor quality of the photo, just trying to make a point here.
They were quite far away, so I used the newly discovered digital zoom capability on my Lumix. Handheld shot, at 2040 mm focal length, legs steadied, leaning against a tree, elbows blocked, the usual. I don't use tripods, as I have naturally a very steady hand. Strangely enough: my right arm and hand are partially disabled (stroke), and this a "perk"... Once steadied, my hand and arm won't move. Very convenient for a few things, like taking photos...
Sorry about the poor quality of the photo, just trying to make a point here.
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