Category: XF18mmF2
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Wrocław
People enjoy each other and their city. Not something you would take for granted of a population who has been moved around in the last hundred years. You feel welcome, tourists are a minority and it feels good so. A slow walk around the city is in itself mind-blowing.
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along the paths of the giant mountains
n the corner between Germany, Poland and Czechia rise this range that follows the borderline between Poland in the north and Czechia on the south. Not a range of gigantic dimensions, one keeps wondering if the name honours the ought to be gigantic peoples who built the stone paths that traverse them.
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Maximilianeum and a necklace of light
when the night falls in Munich the Maximilianeum dresses up for the party with necklaces and bracelets of light.
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us and nature
The light is gorgeous and it is hard to put the camera down and follow Virgilio Beltrán who take us to spots were we can watch the local species.
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two days in Valencia
Along the streets of Valencia you can see the gothic, renaissance, baroque, neoclassic, modernist, bauhaus, constructivism, brutalism, and… well Calatrava
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Strasbourg and the light of autumn
The autumn light enters from the south east at breakfast time through the old panes at Cafe Brant in Strasbourg. Later it warms its dwellers in their Saturday morning shopping forays.
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Mont Sainte-Odile and the misty Vosges in autumn
Come the misty autumn, the fee extends her long golden hair over the sandstone of the Mont Sainte-Odile at the Vosges.
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Kochel am See and The Franz Marc Museum
The frozen dew in the late autumn covers the fields and trees and sticks tenacious to the cold bronze sculptures in the garden of the Franz Marc Museum.
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the Glindower Alpen in Potsdam
Not far from Berlin’s tumult of trafic, people, concrete and graffiti, the Glindower Alpen in Potsdam soothes with forests of autumn dark desaturated hues.