Tag / night
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Bonadieshafen, Mannheim
(ISO 100, f2.5 @ 35mm, 5sec., 21:29) Manfred Hofmann introduced me to this place in the afternoon of that day and of course I had to come back at night.Thank you Manfred.
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Backstage at the French-German funfair, Berlin
(ISO 400, f5.0 @ 29mm, 20sec., 00:47) This is the largest folk festival and one of the biggest funfairs in Berlin, featuring 150 plus performers, racing roller coasters and a number of rides including the Euro Coaster and the Poseidon water ride. In the centre of this funfair visitors experience a typical French village with a 14 metre high windmill called the Moulin Rouge. My interest here was looking behind…
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French-German funfair, Berlin, one hour after midnight
(ISO 200, f2.8 @ 35mm, 13sec., 01:00) This is a fairground ride for kids. I think I would be scared to death as a 6 year old having to face that guy in the black dress. On the other hand the owner did have a very gentle attitude when he noticed me taking this shot. He was smoking his last cigar that evening and told me that he needs to…
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Leibnizstraße, Saarbrücken Burbach
(ISO 100, f8 @ 35mm, 30sec., 21:35) Focusing on the antennas in the background I didn’t notice the shadow of the man. I didn’t hear him either because the neighbourhood was pretty noisy. So it was a bit of a shock when he suddenly walked into the frame while I waited for the result to appear on the camera screen. He looked straight ahead and didn’t see me. A few…
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Quarry, Little Switzerland, Franconia
(ISO 400, f5.6 @ 25mm, 176sec., 21:27) This gravel quarry is more than 30 km from Nürnberg (the next bigger city), so hardly any light pollution here at all. Actually it was pitch dark and I did struggle a bit with frame and focusing. That little light from the bottom left side was from a small lamp not a flood light and the rest of it was from the moon.…
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Parking lot, Allée du Stade, Berlin
(ISO 200, f2.8 @ 30mm, 3sec., 01:04) This is the parking lot of the French-German funfair in Berlin after midnight. Yes, I went into the funfair after it closed and I start with showing you the last image I shot that night. I assume the remaining cars in the distance belong to people working at the place because all visitors had left by that time.