Photos are meant to be shared
It’s been a long journey – I’ve been showing pictures from my previous trips for 2 years (and I could go on for a long time). It was a lot of fun and I hope I didn’t bore anyone. But now it’s time for a break – I’ll keep following and maybe come back. Or maybe I’ll see you in real life. Who knows…. Greetings to all and a Happy New Year 2024! Peter
and about the signs of the times. I wish you all relaxing holidays with your family or people of your choice. So from me today: Merry Christmas!
…and about the most important people when traveling in a foreign country. At the beginning I told you that I have traveled a lot in the last 10 years as a medical doctor accompanying travel groups. I have got to know a great many confident coach drivers, foresighted helpers, competent tour guides, attentive hotel staff and many other people without whom such a trip would not be possible. This article is a thank you to all these people. (A little voluminous, but only a small selection. All photos: India)
Two weeks ago I asked: Why are we traveling? Part 02 of my answer. The cuisine of Vietnam in this short series. Wonderfully diverse, as Asian cuisine in general is very variable. Alongside Indian cuisine, it’s my favorite.
Last week I asked the question: Why are we traveling? Part of my answer is the cuisine of each country, although I left out some specialties (dog, snake, incubated eggs)….
The last few weeks I’ve been documenting a district in Hamburg (“Mümmelmannsberg”) in my free time, very interesting because the architectural style of the 1960s reminds me a lot of Detmerode and Westhagen in my home town of Wolfsburg. I found a work of art there with the question: Warum reisen wir? – Why are we traveling? A question that is worth thinking about, I think. And there are certainly many individual answers. What is your answer?
I found last week’s implementation of the “Emotions/Feelings” theme very inspiring – I really enjoyed all the posts. So I completely forgot to create a new post for today. So here’s an “outtake” from my mannequin archive.
…and about FEELINGS, our topic of the week.
Last week mannequins without emotions – today with comprehensible feelings (and with a little imagination the 3 photos become a little – heartbreaking – story).
(Photos Germany/India/Vietnam)
…and about FEELINGS, the topic of the next week.
I like modern window dressing, but the mannequins often seem emotionless to distant (although just this can also have a charm in the context of my “Urbanphotography”). So in the next week opposite advertising media with feelings…
Traveling within your own country can also open up interesting perspectives. This is not a new insight. Here I am on the train on the way to my mother in the Harz mountains.
