Three songs, no flash: DGM

I have been to another concert, a feast for eyes and ears, and I would like to present one of my new favourite bands to you, the Italian progressive metal band DGM.

Singer Mark Basile:



Bassist Andrea Arcangeli:


Guitarist Simone Mularoni:


Drummer Fabio Costantino:


Keyboardist Emanuele Casali:

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:


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Watery Munich

What's the most important part of a city trip in midsummer? Water!

So at 34°C, everyone is looking for a refreshment:


be it humans:



or animals:



And even if you just want to look at it:

Proyecto Destinotango

Last weekend, there was Museumsuferfest here in Frankfurt... lots of booths, lots of people, lots of shows (and lots of rain, incidentally). One of these shows was Proyecto Destinotango, by my friend S.'s (who dragged us here with her contagious enthusiasm) Tango teachers Karin & Luis and their musicians:

Catch!

I'm quite proud of this shot as I caught the exact moment at the Parade der Kulturen when these two players of the Frankfurt Football Club jumped for the ball:

Parade der Kulturen: Spain

The representative for Spain is this young Flamenco dancer:


PS: The post processing I did here was increasing contrast, cloning out some of the background and sharpening for the net.

Parade der Kulturen: Brazil

With the sun, the warmth and the beautiful women, it just felt a little more Brazilian. There were so many pretty girls and women from all over the world in this parade! And here's a question: Why do women have no problem pointing out that another girl is pretty while you would never hear a (straight) guy say: 'Wow, look at him, he's handsome!'?


PS: The post processing I did was blurring the background (stupid photographers in the way everywhere ;-) ), increasing contrast a little and sharpening.