Bad Duerkheim

Photographer's Note

About the story:

looking for a location with almond-trees i remembered that beside the "Saline" there are standing a big row of them.. but the blossom has not yet started there..
so i took a short capture of the rebulid-working-process..

About the picture:

thought the orange color in front of the building is a little bit eyecatching...so i did some captures..

edge heeft deze opmerking als nuttig gemarkeerd

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Budapestman (82620) 2010-04-03 8:28

Hi Bernd,
an effective photo with spectacular composition and graphic details, the POV is attractive, Tfs! I wish you a Happy Easter! Kellemes Húsvéti Ünnepeket kívánok! Have a nice weekend! Kellemes hétvégét kívánok!
George (György)

wolf38 (30) 2010-04-03 10:05

Hallo Bernd. Aktuell. Du bist wirklich vor Ort der Chronist mit der Kamera. Irgendwann steht die Saline und wird feierlich eingeweiht. Ich denke, dass Du bis dahin noch einige Photos schießen wirst. Warten wir´s ab. Viele Grüße, Wolfgang ... und Frohe Ostern.

syd1946 (1167) 2010-04-03 12:29

Hello Bernd,
Very interesting capture of a daily life activity.I like it very much, especially under the mood of these light conditions!
Happy Easter!
Thomas

edge (7409) 2010-04-03 19:17

Hallo Bernd, The orange is eyecatching for sure. In fact the gentleman in the orange coat is advising the other man about something. I was trying to figure out what that Mercedes truck was doing there. It looks like it may some form of machinery attached to it. Good lines in this picture. Trying to guess if that is scaffolding or what. Good Work. Happy Easter, Roger

ls7902 (7380) 2010-04-03 23:03

Hello Bernd,
Nice composition of the construction site. I like the pair of workers on the wall to add life & dimension to the photo. Dark gloomy sky give a nice atmosphere. Regards. Latiff.

Disabled_A (0) 2010-04-07 14:03

Hello Bernd,
sometimes we do not need any historical Gothic or Renaissance buildings around to create an interesting photo :)
I think that SUCH scenes also have a full right to be captured by photographers! aren't they part of life, too?
but also, a lot depends on the photographer: how to capture the scene, which POV and moment to choose ;)
I like it!!
Warmest greetings,
Elena