
The sun is reflected in the floods of Rhine river in Mainz, some 50 kms (30 mls) west of Frankfurt, April 11.

The sun is reflected in the floods of Rhine river in Mainz, some 50 kms (30 mls) west of Frankfurt, April 11.

Water on a windscreen at a carwash as the dryer sets in, Frankfurt, April 7.
(Nokia Lumia 1020)

A visitor aims his little water pistol at an installation named ‘Splashlights’, one of the many objects on display throughout the city during the annual ‘Luminale’ light festival in Frankfurt, March 30. ‘Splashlights’, created by students of the Ilmenau (Germany) university, consists of some 20.000 LEDs that are switched on upon contact with water.

An old, typical Frankfurt kiosk, pictured at the city’s Bockenheim district, March 26. Kiosks or ‘Wasserhäuschen’ (Water Houses) were established here in the second half of the 19th century to offer clean drinking water to workers and to prevent them from drinking beer or even Schnaps instead. Kiosks nowadays offer rather newspapers, lottery tickets, cigarettes – and beer. More than 25.000 kiosks can be found throughout Germany.

The Haslach, a little river in the southern Black Forest, cuts through rocks on its way along a canyon, Oct.21. There is also a narrow hiking trail on its northern banks. (Exposure time 1 second, the camera was resting on one of the slippery rocks)