Comments on photos by Manfred Schneider

Comments on photos by Manfred Schneider

This playground can be seen in Saarbrücken-Ensheim. Unfortunately, no children are visible. I found this scene very beautiful. I took the photo on 25.01.2010. (go to image) 

 Christine Wohlfahrt 30.1.2010 18:37 30.1.2010 18:37
Hello Manfred,
with this weather, the children probably prefer to play at home, but the charm of the image speaks for itself.
Best regards, Christine

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 Manfred Schneider 30.1.2010 22:14 30.1.2010 22:14
Hello Christine,

Thank you very much for your comment on my picture. I was very pleased about it.

Greetings from Saarbrücken-Ensheim
Manfred Schneider

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The image shows 3 pigeons that have found a quiet spot. The photo was taken at Ludwigsplatz in Saarbrücken. (go to image) 

 Christine Wohlfahrt 27.8.2009 21:08 27.8.2009 21:08
Which way now? Should we go left or right?
Good advice seems to be sought from the pigeons.
Great photo, Manfred.
Best regards, Christine

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 Manfred Schneider 27.8.2009 21:38 27.8.2009 21:38
Hello Christine,

Thank you very much for your comment. But I think the pigeons were only so close to me because they wanted something to eat. I also want to tell you that I really admire your photographs, I like them very much!!!

Many greetings from Saarbrücken
Manfred Schneider

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This image was taken in the Franco-German Garden. (go to image) 

 De Rond Hans und Jeanny 21.8.2009 18:59 21.8.2009 18:59
Hello Manfred,
this bird doesn't seem very impressed with the photographer.
Beautiful image.
Best regards
Hans

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 Manfred Schneider 21.8.2009 20:44 21.8.2009 20:44
Hello De Rond Hans and Jeanny,

It really was like that. Thank you for your comment and I am glad that you liked the picture.

Regards
Manfred

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I saw these flowers in the German-French Garden in Saarbrücken. Unfortunately, I do not know their name. (go to image) 

 Christine Wohlfahrt 20.8.2009 14:08 20.8.2009 14:08
Hello Manfred,
these flowers are called Cape daisies. They are native to South Africa and bloom from June/July to September. They come in several different colors. Since they are easy to care for, they are an ideal plant for the balcony.
Best regards, Christine

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 Manfred Schneider 20.8.2009 22:06 20.8.2009 22:06
Hello Christine,

Thank you also for your information.

Regards
Manfred Schneider

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The plant comes from the German-French Garden. (go to image) 

 Volkmar Döring 20.8.2009 21:47 20.8.2009 21:47
I mean, it's white cosmos - garden cosmos

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 Manfred Schneider 20.8.2009 22:02 20.8.2009 22:02
Hello Volkmar,

I would like to thank you for the information
Regards
Manfred

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