Rheingau Photo Blog
Photos from the Rheingau - a wine region located at the Rhine River close to Wiesbaden and Frankfurt/Main, Germany
Photos from the Rheingau - a wine region located at the Rhine River close to Wiesbaden and Frankfurt/Main, Germany
11 Comments:
Hi Nicola, I came late for the lunch but it is a beautiful food shot...and I like today's photo too, a part sunny part in the shade photo, very tranquil...
does it get full from last weeks snow-melt? are there creatures swimming along this creek? :-P
beautiful picture!!
Beautiful creek.
lisi - no problem, the food was all eaten up anyways ;-D. Thanks for your comments!
lorraine & cynthia & luggi - Thanks for your comments - always appreciated!
maya - it's not that full yet. In our region the snow is gone. We just get snowmelt water in the Rhine from the Alps. We had more rain lately, so that might fill up the creeks a bit more...
As for the creature, well... I have my silly moments ;-P... just teasing you. I actually don't know. There might be some water rats but I haven't heard of any problems. As you can see the water is kept pretty clean as well so it doesn't smell in summer...
nice perspective of the creek....light and shadow work well in this shot...beautiful uniques old town:-)
Great shot. I love the colors.
outdoorexposure - thanks for visiting! I guess I'm still working on my "style" so I appreciate your comments!
heidi - thanks! I liked it how the sun highlights the door.
luminlight - you're welcome and welcome again! :) Yes, I'm a web and graphic designer but most of my projects are in the web area at the moment. How about you?
I find you live in a very beautiful region. I like this small old streets (alte Gassen), but I have one question : one see nobody on your pictures. It is right that we in germany not have the right to photography people on the streets?
perle de rosee - I guess it's more about me being shy of photographing people. Other reason might be that I'm mostly out there taking my photos when there are just simply not that many people around (like early in the morning or during lunch break)... As for the right of taking pictures of people, I guess it's the same as everywhere else...
The Blaubach was one of my favorite things in Geisenheim. My family is from there and we used to visit when I was a kid. Beautiful picture!
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