Thank you. I am sure you recognise these old-time artefacts. The picture was taken about 9 pm. The lighting was subdued, as the shop was closing. Lucky. If the lighting had been stronger, I don't think I could get this milkiness.
Thank you. Fascinating to see how those kids are engrossed in examining the items appreciatively - like art-works. You can always find good pictures at this boutique.
This is a painture in the shop of the monastery of Kremsmünster. The real cup can bee seen with a guide, but it is not permitted to take photos of it. You willl find information in Wiki under Tassilokelch. It is a very old cup - from 777 (no writing mistake).
Thank you. I shot this inside Starbuck, Tri-X 400. Trying to catch their posture, I had to set up my IIIf, which is not easy to focus in a hurry, and waited. I am glad you like it.
This spot became the end station - in a double sense - for hundreds of thousands of people brought in from all over Europe. A vast number of people were dead on arrival, due to the extremely inhuman means of transport. You probably think I put the flower in there. I did not - it was waiting for me. Patiently . . .
Yes. Early before 6am, when the rain had just stopped. The sun had just started to peep out, but not enough yet to brighten up the trees. The reflections and the misty air added to the atmosphere. Good to be there, with/without a camera.
Thank you. This is a decorative bridge, as it is nice to walk over it, even though it isn't bridging over anything substantial. The IIIf is able to give more contrast, but I wanted it this way.
Thank you. I am glad you like this. I have often been charmed by this dump site. The darkening sky and subdue lighting are needed to show the site's character.
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