The sun shines through the blinds of one of the windows of the headquarters of the German central bank, or Bundesbank, while Frankfurt’s highrise buildings are seen below, Nov 12.
A photo blog by Frank Rumpenhorst
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Frankfurt and the Sun
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Last Leaf
One of the last leaves of a crabapple tree, still full of orange-colored fruit (in background), in a garden in Frankfurt, Nov.11. -
Celebratiing Jointly
Along with German families, migrants and refugees participate in the joint St.Martin’s procession in Frankfurt, Nov. 11. Processions take place each year mainly in the catholic areas of Germany. November 11 is the feast day of St. Martin of Tours (France), who started out as a Roman soldier and later became a monk. In one legend about his life he once cut his cloak in half and shared it with a beggar during a snowstorm. -
Full Body Masks – 100 Years Old
Dancing costumes and masks, created and used by artist Lavinia Schulz (1896-1924) for her appearances in Expressionist theater in the early 1920s, are on display at Frankfurt’s Schirn Kunsthalle, Nov.10.Photos taken with deliberate movement of camera (Sony RX100) during exposure)
A leaf slowly falls to the ground from a tree near Lampertheim, some 75 kms (47 mls) south of Frankfurt.
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