It makes me happy to see you work in color. And I agree with the other comments; the second photo is stunning.
Thank you for encouraging colour work, Nina. I’ll see what else I can come up with.
I really like the photo of the door and the two planters. Very nice site..
Thanks, Barbara.
I thought the top had a volcanic feel to it too. The second image made me wonder if it’s that much warmer in Wiesbaden than Boston, to be able to have flowers outside. 3, 4, and 6 are nice constructions shots and 5 a break into architectural photography and looking so lush and green.
Thanks, Lynn! The second one was made in fall – but I thought I’d throw it in for a little ‘local color’.
We know one thing for sure, it was a very nice day in your neighborhood.
Especially LOVE the second, reflections for me every time. But also love third, fourth, fifth and sixth.
(The top photo looks like some menacing sea creature to me, a cupcake to Frank.)
It’s exciting to see your color work, it’s terrific.
Thank you, Judith. We actually had a couple of nice days – but snow today, and nobody can stand it any more. The top photo shows one of Wiesbaden’s hot water wells, hence the vapours. The orange-brown stuff we are loking at sintered out of the water … So there is something hot for you (roughly 60 dregrees Celsius, I think); I am tempted to call the picture “pocket volcano”.
Eines schöner als das andere. Toll auch, wie der Titel passt. Das 2. und das letzte sind meine Favoriten. Das 2. ist durch den Bruch der Spiegelung und dem aufgeräumten im unteren Teil als Gegensatz und den Sonnenreflexe sensationell.
Lieber Gruß, Martina
Schön, hier von Dir zu lesen – und es freut mich, dass die Bilder ankommen. Vielen Dank, Martina!
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It makes me happy to see you work in color. And I agree with the other comments; the second photo is stunning.
Thank you for encouraging colour work, Nina. I’ll see what else I can come up with.
I really like the photo of the door and the two planters. Very nice site..
Thanks, Barbara.
I thought the top had a volcanic feel to it too. The second image made me wonder if it’s that much warmer in Wiesbaden than Boston, to be able to have flowers outside. 3, 4, and 6 are nice constructions shots and 5 a break into architectural photography and looking so lush and green.
Thanks, Lynn! The second one was made in fall – but I thought I’d throw it in for a little ‘local color’.
We know one thing for sure, it was a very nice day in your neighborhood.
Especially LOVE the second, reflections for me every time. But also love third, fourth, fifth and sixth.
(The top photo looks like some menacing sea creature to me, a cupcake to Frank.)
It’s exciting to see your color work, it’s terrific.
Thank you, Judith. We actually had a couple of nice days – but snow today, and nobody can stand it any more. The top photo shows one of Wiesbaden’s hot water wells, hence the vapours. The orange-brown stuff we are loking at sintered out of the water … So there is something hot for you (roughly 60 dregrees Celsius, I think); I am tempted to call the picture “pocket volcano”.
Eines schöner als das andere. Toll auch, wie der Titel passt. Das 2. und das letzte sind meine Favoriten. Das 2. ist durch den Bruch der Spiegelung und dem aufgeräumten im unteren Teil als Gegensatz und den Sonnenreflexe sensationell.
Lieber Gruß, Martina
Schön, hier von Dir zu lesen – und es freut mich, dass die Bilder ankommen. Vielen Dank, Martina!