Well, sometimes I don’t take pictures of snowflakes and airplanes but of actual people, like the managing board of Deutsche Bundesbank, the German central bank, in Frankfurt, Jan.16.
A photo blog by Frank Rumpenhorst
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Hanging on a Thread
Snow crystals dangle on the thread of a cobweb in a garden after snow fell in Frankfurt, Jan.20. -
Cutting through the Night
An Air China jet with its board landing lights switched on cuts through a thin layer of clouds shortly before landing at Frankfurt airport, Jan.14. -
A Reflection
Bridges become visible through the windows of a cafe on the banks of Main river (which is one of my favourite spots, by the way), Jan. 14, while the city’s skyline with its office buildings is reflected. -
Hot Springs
Two women stand beside the sulfuric vapor of the Kochbrunnen fountain in downtown Wiesbaden, a city some 40 kms (24 mls) west of Frankfurt and capital of the federal state of Hessen. The spa town of Wiesbaden (translating into “meadow baths”) was practically built upon dozens of thermal springs that were already known to the Romans. It is said that they even built recreation pools for Roman army horses here…
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