Faryland in Blackforest
The Black Forest I knew from the tales of my childhood. I read the bedtime story about the Holländer-Michel (the dreadful red-bearded monster) and the Glasmännlein (the spirit of the forest, the small, clever, old dwarf) which is called The cold heart from Wilhelm Hauff. I have never forgotten this tale and when I first walked in the Black Forest under the huge pine-trees, I understood the mythic feeling of this landscape. We visited Triberg and the highest waterfall of Germany, where in June everything was so unbelievable green. I was seduced by this environment.
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| The watelfall |
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| With bridge |
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| The third level of the waterfall |
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| Tree and stone |
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| Hiking trails |
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| Small house in the garden |
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| Wood |
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| The biggest cuckoo clock in the world |
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| The inner side |
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| The small example |
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| Wooden cuckoo clock |
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| Cats and owls |
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| Cats |
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| Birds |
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| Mouse |
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| Barber |
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| Liebesnest |
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| In the tale of the cold heart the hearts were collected like this |
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| Flowerstand wheel |
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| Doves |
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| Golden bull |
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| Fachwerk |
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| Weedage |
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| Among green |
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| Summer meadow |
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| Old fence |
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Ági
Helló Ági
ReplyDeleteRohadt jók ezek a képek! Milyen géppel csináltad?
Láttam hogy te is "itt" vagy, én most Berlinben lakom, és ezzel a zenekarral turnézgatunk, (ephraimjuda.de) ha van kedved és valamelyik koncert érdekel, szólj facebook-on.
Boti
Wow Agi,
ReplyDeleteWhat rich colour; deep and introspective. Nice work.
Stevavo