World Tour Part I - Darmstadt

Ta da! I am presenting you with the first part of a new photo series in which I am going to show places of the world, big or small, remarkable or not so much. We are beginning with a "not so much" candidate, Darmstadt.

In Darmstadt, you can always go for a walk:


whether you have four paws or two:


You can confess your sins:


or just admire the pretty colours and the beautiful architecture of the Russian Orthodox church:


Afterwards, you can have a quiet little chat in a secluded place:


And if you contemplate moving there, you should know that some of their houses, namely the Hundertwasser complex "Waldspirale", are not exactly straight:


but very colourful and royal looking:

Monkey business reloaded

A monkey is just another human .. that's the impression I had the other day in my favourite zoo in Leipzig.

They are pensive:


observant:


like to laze around:


take care of their kids:


and sometimes just sit together to eat and gossip:

Mirrorland

There is Alice in Wonderland and then, there is me in mirrorland, seeing things from a different perspective:

Self-portrait for two:


Leuven with some added Gaussian blur:


Waldspirale in Darmstadt:


Definitely somewhere:


And another little self-portrait:

The new generation II

Some time ago, I presented the new generation - children. Well, guess what: there are lots more of them little ones outside there!

Discovering the world:



Taking big bites out of life:



Enjoying it to the hilt:




And sometimes, they throw a critical look at the world around them:



Because life is not always sunshine and roses:


Want to get your child's picture taken by me? Get in touch!

Just like in the musicals..

And since I've been so lazy and you all have been so patient and I just came back from my England/Scotland trip, here is the first mini-series, showing some of the musicians and other artists I came across:

Scarborough:



Edinburgh:



York:

Dream a little dream*

Before the big firework, we were walking London's most touristy spots and yes, "shooting" those tourists.. and some natives, too.

*And of course the title holds the promise of a soundtrack within.