Fortunately we walked home by foot along the river bank of the Seine coming from the Paris Photo Fair and so we saw the sun lightening the clouds.
River Seine in the golden hour
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Puente de Isabel II – Seville – in the blue hour
The Puente de Isabel II, commonly known as Puente de Triana, is a historic iron bridge in Seville, Spain. It connects the city’s old town with the Triana neighborhood across an old arm of the Guadalquivir River. The bridge spans 136.5 meters with three iron arches and two stone piers, making it Spain’s oldest surviving iron bridge.
Torre del Oro in Sevilla
The Torre del Oro is a historic 13th-century watchtower in Seville, Spain, built by the Almohad dynasty to control river access on the Guadalquivir.
Luckily she stays still
Luckily she stays still so I can show you the beauty and the complex structure of her body.
Relaxing view
Square miles of landscape conservation areas and nature reserves gave us the opportunity for long bicycle rides and the rest we needed.
Resting
A sight to enjoy: The San Giorgio Maggiore Church opposite St. Mark’s Square in Venice.
Rain all weeks long
Enduring rainfalls for weeks caused floddings all over the more nothern parts Germany in December 2023. Here in Ruhrort, where the floodplains usually are a leisure area, the lanterns shine, although the area is not accessible, but they bathe the scene in a beautiful light.
Heaven On Earth
It is a bicycle ride of about one hour from my home to where the people from Waltrop enjoy what they have: A little harbour at the Dortmund-Ems Canal and a place to sit and relax.
Eerily Beautiful
A coking plant and a steelworks in Duisburg on the Rhine exhaust a lot of fumes and steam. If you take a longer walk to the banks of the river you can watch this spectacular vista.
Marina Rünthe in Bergkamen
The Marina Rünthe is a marina on the Datteln-Hamm Canal in Bergkamen. The port was built in 1939 as a loading port for the Werne colliery. After the mine was closed, Klöckner Bergbau Königsborn-Werne AG continued to use the port as a works port, handling hard coal, building materials, grain and mineral oils. In 1995, the conversion for the leisure area took place and the area was prepared as a marina.