Μια τοιχογραφία της Δευτέρας/A Monday Mural

Mia toichografía tis Deftéras... Nice musical mural in a Cretan kafenio.

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I want to ride my bicycle...

But... My bicycle is broken. Damn. What to do??? 

Easy peasy: I use one of the free bike repair stations!
 

A reflection

 

La Voile

More b&w for the weekend? Click here! And more weekend reflections right here.
 

Red Dwarf

I am a big science fiction fan, always have been. I used to love a british scifi comedy series in the 90es, Red Dwarf.

This said, this is the ensign of a bar. Closed since October, like all restaurants, cafés, cinemas, theatres, museums.................
 

Hortus conclusus, the enclosed garden

Mimmo Paladino is the author of this... strange beast at the museum of contemporary art in Strasbourg.

"Without ears, mane or tail, this primitive equine evokes the Trojan horse and the cunning of the Greeks to enter the city. But made of precious materials, hieratic and hoisted on a terrace, this horse is not a wooden horse or a decoy. Recurring in the artist's work, it evokes more the passage from the world of the dead to that of the living, like a psychopump god, who in mythology leads and guides the souls of the dead. Other works by the artist bear the same title and refer to this same symbolism which escapes that of the medieval representation of the Hortus conclusus, that is to say of the Virgin and Child in the garden of Paradise."
 

Street light

 

City Daily Photo February theme day.. Smile

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Shadows and light

 

A weekend reflection

Early morning in the Petite France, Strasbourg. More weekend reflections here
 

Lunchtime!

The weekend is black and white!

 

Notre Dame de Strasbourg

1006 years old in 2021
 

Mirror, mirror, who is the...

You're both pretty!
 

I so miss traveling!

When will be able to travel again... Sigh.
 

A Monday Mural

Seen behind the Boqueria market in Barcelona ages ago.

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One early morning in the Ghetto...

... in Venice, looking for a caffè
 

An Italian weekend reflection

Some of the 78 statues on the Prato della Valle square in Padova/Padua, depicting famous historical people. To name but a few: Galileo Galilei, Torquato Tasso... The Prato is, with 90.000 square meters, one of the world's largest public squares. More info here. And more weekend reflections here.
 

Weekend in black and white

Playing the flute naked for your girlfriend... Well, I suppose it's the Greek god Pan.

More b&w here

 

Light after darkness

 

Democracy

The perfect time and day to re-post this. Taken in Colmar, Alsace, first home of Lady Liberty.