caught in a moment
a moment a day
Voila! The second part starts with a bench. Sorry. My bad, couldn’t help it :-D
This bench is from the park of Schloss Eggenberg – a great place to spend a lazy saturday afternoon!
Yes, I love autumn.
Oscar fell in love, too. With a peacock.
This one. Not sure about its sex, though. I hope it’s not male :-(
Anyway, leaves are unisex, for sure.
Don’t know what to say about this one. It’s your call – in the comments section :-P
Mmm.
My Nikon’s beloved Beirette.
No, she is not dancing, she is sitting on a bench! :-D
And taking pictures.
And standing in front of a sweet door.
This is how the path to Buschenschrank looked like. Buschenschrank is a really cool place near Graz, where a family serves home-made food and Sturm (not-ready-yet-wine). AWESOME!
I love this perspective…
Oscar got tired of sitting in my pocket, so I had to take him out. The old lady that saw him grinned. :-)))
So did I :-)))
There you go again. Oscar! He liked den Sturm even better than me!
You know what? It’s not hard to realise that there are different ways of doing the same things. And that’s what makes them so gentle.
Like this.
Or this. It’s not the heavy Nikon with the heavy 35/2.0. It’s a 150 gr. plastic camera with a 45/2.8 and colour film!
And walking in the rain with or without an umbrella is romantic. I can tell.
That’s all, folks. I hope you enjoyed it as much as I did.
A trip to Graz – part II | 28 October 2010
And this is the second and last part of my photo story from Graz. I wish I had more pictures to share, but these are all. Maybe snowy ones? I might think about it ;-)
Cheers!
And, btw, Oscar is going to London as well :-P
The last two are my favourites :)
And what is “den Sturm”? Is it tea, juice or… something stronger? ;)
Thanks, Nixo. The last one is my all time favourite ;-)
Sturm (storm in german) is wine, like it’s not very strong, but it’s not weak either. More like a juice that makes you smile and say stupid stuff :-D
Ivan, this is another incredibly beautiful series! If I had the time, would have written down which photo(s) I liked the most. They are all beautiful one way or the other. Leaves and benches, that lil window titled “heart,” and so goes the list. Gather a few more from this trip and get a coffee table book made. It would be really worth the effort and the money! :)
And would there be a part 3 by any chance? :P
Hey, buddy!
Thanks a lot, highly appreciated! :-))
Well, I’ve been thinking of making another photo album – digital one – with an option to order a printed copy. Still working on photo and text content. Sounds about right.
Unfortunately, these are all pictures that I liked from the trip. It’s worth another trip for sure, maybe when the snow comes.
Thats good! And I really feel you should. I have heard many good reviews about “blurb.” Maybe you can check them out. Also, you have an option of selling your books through their site, I guess.
Maybe you can give calendars too a thought with 2011 just around the corner! ;)