June 17, 2011
May 17, 2011
Gärten der Welt
There is a fine park area in Berlin called "Gardens of the World", where they try to create small but typical gardens from different times and cultures. The perfect place to test-drive my brand-new ultra wideangle lens which I received the day before :-) Please judge yourself about this lens.. :-)
The Renaissance garden:
The Chinese garden:
The Japanese garden:
The coffee garden :-)
The Korean garden:
Once more Chinese garden:
Just flowers:
The Persian garden:
And last but not least my favorite picture, a statue in front of the Balinesian garden (without any post-processing of the picture):
Now I have a new favorite lens!!!
The Renaissance garden:
The Chinese garden:
The Japanese garden:
The coffee garden :-)
The Korean garden:
Once more Chinese garden:
Just flowers:
The Persian garden:
And last but not least my favorite picture, a statue in front of the Balinesian garden (without any post-processing of the picture):
Now I have a new favorite lens!!!
A couple of hours in the city of Hamburg
Without a long story just some pictures which I took while spending one evening in the city of Hamburg, as usual in bad weather:
The city hall, a famous sight,...
..and also other buildngs are built next to one of the many channels and waterways which cross the city.
The memorial of the Zitronen-Jette, she even has a wiki-article, unbelievable. The statue is located next to a home for sailors and is said to bring luck for the next journey when she is touched before the departure, so the finger of her is pretty polished by the many sailor touches...I touched it myself and was successful with my exam the next day, so it is proved ;-)
The Michel, the most famous church and a landmark of Hamburg is a beauty from the inside..reconstructed to perfection after several damages.
One can climb the spire..which I did (using the elevator:-)...
...and so I had a breathtaking view of the city, the harbour and the North Sea in the far background..
The city hall, a famous sight,...
..and also other buildngs are built next to one of the many channels and waterways which cross the city.
The memorial of the Zitronen-Jette, she even has a wiki-article, unbelievable. The statue is located next to a home for sailors and is said to bring luck for the next journey when she is touched before the departure, so the finger of her is pretty polished by the many sailor touches...I touched it myself and was successful with my exam the next day, so it is proved ;-)
The Michel, the most famous church and a landmark of Hamburg is a beauty from the inside..reconstructed to perfection after several damages.
One can climb the spire..which I did (using the elevator:-)...
...and so I had a breathtaking view of the city, the harbour and the North Sea in the far background..
April 10, 2011
La primavera finalmente!!
For me it's the best season of the year. Finally the color green is back and every plant is a small piece of art.
One has to get outside on such a day :-)
One has to get outside on such a day :-)
February 10, 2011
Whale watching
Today was a fine sunny day, once more, so finally we went to the port to board a boat. In the old fisherboat harbour of Los Christinos are a couple of boats which offer whale watching tours...
First we saw dolphins, bottle-nose dolphins as we were told...
Then we spent a long time scanning the horizon, which is actually hard work after a while...
...but we were rewarded with the sighting of a pilot whale, which swam with the boat for a while.
After such a hard-working day :-) we spent the early evening in our favorite beach bar, listened to the lounge music, enjoyed a couple of "sun-downers" and admired the colors of the evening sun sinking into the waves of the Atlantic Ocean..
First we saw dolphins, bottle-nose dolphins as we were told...
Then we spent a long time scanning the horizon, which is actually hard work after a while...
...but we were rewarded with the sighting of a pilot whale, which swam with the boat for a while.
After such a hard-working day :-) we spent the early evening in our favorite beach bar, listened to the lounge music, enjoyed a couple of "sun-downers" and admired the colors of the evening sun sinking into the waves of the Atlantic Ocean..
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