A man stands in the rain while admiring the west façade of the Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Strasbourg (or Liebfrauenmünster in German) in Strasbourg, Alsace, France. From 1647 to 1874, the sandstone structure with its 142 meter-high spire (466 ft) was the world’s tallest building.
Category Archives: Fotografie
Gutenberg’s Liliput
Statues of the Gutenberg memorial (the one who introduced mechanical movable type printing to Europe in the 15th century) in downton Frankfurt and two workers on a platform hanging from a crane.
Heading South
Cranes are heading south as they fly over the Main valley near Frankfurt.
Frankfurt’s Future
This is what you can do by applying Photoshop’s content aware filling tool a couple of times to the same image.
Rain Shower
Two people with an umbrella on Eiserner Steg (Iron Bridge) over Main river during a brief shower.
Reality Window
A cloudy sky and a part of Frankfurt’s highrise buildings are reflected in a window (right).
Still Life
A heron waits patiently for some careless fish to show up in the quiet floods of Lahn river in Wetzlar, some 60 kms (37 mls) north of Frankfurt.
The End of a Cycling Tour
A storm and heavy rain rage through the streets of Langen, just south of Frankfurt, while I was underway on my bicycle.
Cell Division
The wind has divided a big soap bubble into two parts that hover in the sky over Römerberg square in Frankfurt.
(Sony A7rIII, FE 4/70-200, 1/1000 sec, f9, iso200, converted to b-w in ACR)
Helmut Jahn, the Architect
Chicago-based German-American architect Helmut Jahn, aged 79, appears at a press conference in Frankfurt. His Messeturm high-rise building, completed in 1991, has become one of the city’s landmarks.
(Canon 5d IV, EF 1.8 85mm, 1/500 sec, f 2.2, iso 100)
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