
Porsche CEO Oliver Blume is reflected in the rearview mirror of a vintage Porsche 356 before the initial public offering for the German sportscar maker at the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, Sep.29.
A woman wearing a face mask looks out of a tram at Frankfurt’s Konstabler Wache station, Dec.10.
As the partial lockdown in Germany due to the coronavirus and the release of Photoshop’s new neural filter “colorize” almost coincided, I had time to try and see what the filter can do. Here is an example of a color photo of Frankfurt taken just after nightfall. The original is shown at right above, the de-colorized version below, done in Photoshop. The neural filter then created a new version of the b-w picture adding computer-generated colors. See for yourself and let me know what you think.
Frankfurt and the Main after dark, Dec.18.
(Sony A7r III, Canon EF 100-400 plus Metabones Adapter)
An impression of Frankfurt’s Museumsuferfest (museum embankment festival), taken Aug.27 with a Nikon Coolpix A at an exposure time of 0,8 seconds. The festival is considered one of the biggest cultural events in Europe, drawing a crowd of some 2 million people every year.
Members of the Berlin based theater company Grotest Maru reahearse on an old loading crane (July 26) for their performance the next day at the “Sommerwerft” (summer wharf) theater festival that is taking place in Frankfurt July 22 thru Aug 07.
Buildings at Frankfurt’s central Roemerberg square are reflected in a puddle, July 13.
A bumblebee approaches flowers on a meadow in Frankfurt, June 9.
(Sony A6000, vario-tessar sel16-70z, f10, 1/3200 sec, iso125, and underexposure)