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(C) Thomas Schmidt
In the late afternoon of July 21, 2007, around 5:00 PM, Lucerne was hit by an extreme heavy rainstorm. I had spent a few hours walking through the Swiss Museum of Transport that day and had just returned to my hotel room to rest a bit. I was awakened by the sound of the rain—and by the screams of people who were caught outside by the rain. (go to image)

Stefan Wohlfahrt 4.10.2007 20:12 4.10.2007 20:12
Great bad weather shot. These darn Alps attract rain like a magnet attracts iron!
Best regards
Stefan

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Thomas Schmidt 5.10.2007 9:49 5.10.2007 9:49
Thanks for the praise, Stefan. I was initially unsure whether to upload it. The weather in the mountains is often unpredictable. In 1993, I had already experienced a completely rainy vacation in Lucerne, and the weather forecast for this trip wasn’t great either – it was supposed to be changeable. But in fact, the inevitable rain usually only came in the late afternoon or early evening, by which time I was already back from my excursions. I didn’t have to open my umbrella even once; most of the time it was quite sunny while I was out.
Best regards, Thomas

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(C) Stefan Wohlfahrt
Between Bray and Greystones, the Wicklow Mountains and the crashing sea leave little room for the traffic routes. June 2001 (go to image)

Stefan Wohlfahrt 29.9.2007 22:46 29.9.2007 22:46
Yes, the train journey from Bray to Greystone is impressive, but even though the trains here don't travel fast, the trip passes by far too quickly.
Fortunately, there is a hiking trail...
Best regards
Stefan

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(C) Stefan Wohlfahrt
Changeable, stormy westerly wind weather with a significant tendency for precipitation prevailed at Galway Bay in Salthill in October 2006. (go to image)

Armin Krischok 20.7.2007 14:30 20.7.2007 14:30
The play of clouds in the sky creates the dramaturgy of a powerful maritime image.
(A cloudless sky is mainly offered in travel catalogs
usually including palm trees)
A sky covered with clouds, in this industry, spoils the commerce;-))
Regards, Armin

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Stefan Wohlfahrt 28.7.2007 23:09 28.7.2007 23:09
Hello Armin
I had the (almost) cloudless sky a good Guinness later, enjoyed the view over Galway Bay to the Burren, before clouds and threatening rain drove me back to Galway again. Typically Irish changeable...
Best regards
Stefan

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(C) Gisela, Matthias und Jonas Frey
Impression from Helgoland. 16.07.2007 (M) (go to image)

Stefan Wohlfahrt 28.7.2007 23:02 28.7.2007 23:02
Not only I, but also the seagulls are fascinated by the view of the rocks and the sea.
Best regards
Stefan

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(C) Gisela, Matthias und Jonas Frey
View of the upland and the cliff coast of Heligoland. 16.07.2007 (M) (go to image)

Stefan Wohlfahrt 28.7.2007 22:59 28.7.2007 22:59
Impressive! Interesting that the rock layers run at such an angle.
Best regards
Stefan

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(C) Martin Respondek
After the rain in Baden-Württemberg. Taken on July 23, 2007 (Suburb of Stuttgart) (go to image)

Stefan Wohlfahrt 27.7.2007 7:53 27.7.2007 7:53
Hello Martin, a beautiful photo, colorful yet harmonious colors; the slightly undulating landscape and the two (!) rainbow beginnings are excellently complemented by the power/telephone line with its wooden poles running along the left side of the image.
Best regards
Stefan

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Martin Respondek 28.7.2007 22:51 28.7.2007 22:51
Hello,

Thank you for your detailed and kind comment;-)

A little later, the rainbow approach turned into a full double arc, something I had never seen before, a double ring from left to right and vice versa. Unfortunately, I couldn't capture the huge arc, but if there were landscape videos, I would have filmed the entire arc;-)

Landscape regards,
Martin

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(C) Gisela, Matthias und Jonas Frey
An old boat dock near Skjervöy. Typical weather conditions for Northern Norway. 8.2006 (Jonas) (go to image)

Stefan Wohlfahrt 28.5.2007 8:13 28.5.2007 8:13
Once again, an image that conveys more mood than it has pixels.
And proof that "good photo weather" only partially corresponds to the usual term "good weather".
Best regards
Stefan

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(C) Klaus Muhs
Crab cutter in front of Borkum, with a view towards the mainland. 01.05.2007 (go to image)

Stefan Wohlfahrt 21.5.2007 22:00 21.5.2007 22:00
Oh! A ship in the middle of the landscape!
But beautiful!
Best regards
Stefan

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Klaus Muhs 22.5.2007 22:15 22.5.2007 22:15
Thanks for the praise and the comments.
I classified the photo as a landscape image because the cutter is moving in the mudflats in front of Borkum. One must consider that the water depth is sometimes less than 0.8m and you could easily move around on foot there.
Greetings from the Ruhr area
Klaus

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(C) Gisela, Matthias und Jonas Frey
Self-portrait in Northern Norway, Reisadalen. 2004 (Matthias) (go to image)

Stefan Wohlfahrt 9.5.2007 18:40 9.5.2007 18:40
A special kind of play of light and shadow. A great photo.
Best regards
Stefan

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Christine Wohlfahrt 9.5.2007 18:44 9.5.2007 18:44
Simply brilliant.
Best regards, Christine

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