Christmas trees are for sale at an outbound street in the north of Frankfurt, Dec.11.
Sony A7III, FE SEL 50mm, 1.8
Christmas trees are for sale at an outbound street in the north of Frankfurt, Dec.11.
Sony A7III, FE SEL 50mm, 1.8
Frankfurt’s christmas market is open again and running until Dec.22. It is one of the largest Christmas markets in all of Germany and considered one of the most beautiful. It draws some 3 million visitors every year. Especially on weekends I’d rather avoid it.
A Christmas tree ball in the shape of an Easter bunny on display at the Christmasworld trade fair in Frankfurt, Jan.24.
Two christmas tree balls shaped like Leica and Rollei cameras are on display at the Christmasworld trade fair that opened in Frankfurt, Jan.24. They are mouth-blown from glass and hand-painted by the people at a small manufacturer in Neustadt in northern Bavaria.
Picture was taken with a Japanese camera, though. (Canon 5d MkIII, EF 24-70 2.8 L II, f 3.5, 1/40 sec)
People gather at Frankfurt’s central Roemerberg square to sing christmas carols and to listen to the 50 bells of all of the inner city’s churches ringing in concert, Dec. 24.
Some people have already adorned their windows for Christmas. (Taken near the Guenthersburg park in Frankfurt, Dec.8.)
A roundabout turns on the little Christmas market in the old town of Frankfurt’s western Hoechst district, Nov.30.
Frankfurt’s traditional Christmas market opened this week. It was first mentioned in 1393 and is considered one of the most beautiful Christmas markets in Germany. It runs until December 22, 2013. (This photo was actually taken two years ago, but it basically looks the same every year.)