Photos are meant to be shared
Hwy 50, named the loneliest road of the Country – leading from the Western Coast of the United States to the shores on the East Coast in Delaware. This view I found in the center of Utah where the highway is finding its way through the mountains.
I’m still testing out the new iPhone 14 Pro’s camera capabilities and I got this cool photo of the stars while up at my family’s cabin in the Sierras. I was surprised that it captured the stars fairly well, considering. Do you see the Little Dipper in the second image? I wasn’t aware I got it in the photo until after! Hope you enjoy!
Couple more photos from our trip to the Eastern Sierra
Recently I was able to photograph the tools at the carpentry building in Fort Ross, CA. Enjoy!
The Power nap (it was a hard day…), Ranthambore, Rajasthan.
Ich bin ja ein großer Fan von toll gestalteten Schaufenstern. Da kann ich einfach nicht daran vorbeigehen, ohne ein paar Fotos zu machen. So wie bei diesen hier, die ich zu einer Collage zusammengefasst habe.
I am a big fan of great designed shop windows. Since I just can not go past it without taking a few photos. As with these here, which I have combined into a collage.
Letzte Woche war ich für ein paar Tage in meiner Geburtsstadt Wedel ( bei Hamburg ). Ich habe mir mal den Spaß gemacht und bin wie eine Touristin mit dem Handy losgezogen, um die typischsten Motive zu fotografieren.
Last week I was for a few days in my hometown Wedel (near Hamburg). I have times made the fun and went like a tourist with the cell phone to photograph the most typical motifs.
After so many years of drought, it’s wonderful to see California’s lakes returning to full levels. Eastman Lake, Central California
The Bossche mill is one of the biggest flower producers in Europe. They produce flower for the daily bread of 40 million Europeans. Every year 24000 trucks bring their product from the port in Rotterdam to the customers.
The whole story can be found on my blog:
https://eisstahl.blogspot.com/2023/07/annals-of-architecture-2-dossche-mill.html