The Egetmann Shrovetide Pageant, with its origins stretching back into the 16th century, is one of the most playful Mardi Gras parades anywhere in the Alps.
This is a collection of photos taken along the coast of Greece as part of my trip around Europe. You can see more of that on coastlog.net.
See also: A full overview of my Greece trip and The route so far.
A lovely set of images. I very much love the presentation style of your page.
Perfect photos!
What one should do: Travel all the way around Europe’s coasts. Not with the finger on the map. For real. With a car, always along the coastline. A nice starting point could be Istanbul for example and from there, one could simply drive clockwise along the shore all the way up to Murmansk, with a little detour around Great Britain and Ireland. Then a quick trip half around the Black Sea, now counterclockwise back to the Bosphorus to finish things up. And after that, if one still has the itch, there are all the other European islands (Corsica, Iceland, Malta, Svalbard, Crete and so on) to take care of.
Well, I have now embarked on this journey – and pictures of it will be posted every other day here: coastlog.net
Just some pictures I took in and around Salzburg during a quick visit last summer. A bit too cloudy for my taste, but hey, sometimes you have to roll with the punches.
Wow! The water in the first photo looks solid! Kind of like a sheet of paper!
Beautiful pictures that taken :) I like your photoblog!
Stunning! :)
The village Reit im Winkl is located deep in the south of Bavaria near the German/Austrian border. In winter there is usually lots of snow and tourists, but I managed to cope with that. I stayed only for one hour during lunch time and I was slightly hungry, so that could explain why I took so many pictures of restaurants…
Awesome work. Love the winter lighting.
Eine schöne Serie von Fotos, ein herrliches Dorf, ich liebe.
Meine Stimme für Sie coolphotoblogs ;)
I waited in Munich for the sun to go down. I wanted to take some night-shots of the BMW Museum (but then, of course, it started to rain heavily the minute the sun went down). But I used the time before sunset and took some pictures of the pavilion-roof construction at the Olympiapark. The acrylic glass roof (built for the 1972 Summer Olympics) covers an impressive area of almost 75000 m² and is supported by 58 steel masts.
Maybe I’ll come back with a little more time to explore the rest of the area. But the weather forecast makes me wonder if that will happen anytime soon…
Love the first shot with the reflection. Great stuff.
Sehr geometrischen und Kunst, dieses ausgezeichnete !
I love Munchen, and photos are great, very interesting point of view