Comments on photos, Page 118
Jens 15.6.2008 11:04 15.6.2008 11:04
Hello Thomas,
looks really great. Perfectly captured
Regards Jens
Marina Frintrop 15.6.2008 18:33 15.6.2008 18:33
I also like it very much. Wonderful colors and impressive clouds. Best regards, Marina
Christine Wohlfahrt 14.6.2008 22:36 14.6.2008 22:36
Good evening Christian,
we had a similar natural spectacle here last night and apparently we both had the same idea to capture this moment. Beautiful shot.
Best regards, Christine
Christian Maier 15.6.2008 13:42 15.6.2008 13:42
Hello Christine
Thank you for the comment. If I hadn't taken the picture, I wouldn't have seen the beautiful photo of you because I don't often look at landscape photos.
Best regards, CH.M. from the Rottal
Christian Maier 15.6.2008 13:38 15.6.2008 13:38
Hello Christine
Beautiful picture and almost identical to my photo
Best regards, CH.M. from the Rottal
Thomas Schmidt 26.1.2008 12:29 26.1.2008 12:29
Great pictures. Under Galleries/Mood Images, there is also a category for sunsets, where these pictures would fit well.
Regards, Thomas
Christian Maier 14.6.2008 20:42 14.6.2008 20:42
Hello Thomas Schmidt
Thomas Schmidt
Best regards CH.M. from the Rottal
Christian Maier 14.6.2008 20:41 14.6.2008 20:41
Hello p.h.
Thank you for your comment.
Best regards, CH.M. from the Rottal
Thomas Wendt 13.6.2008 22:13 13.6.2008 22:13
Hello Manuela,
these are beautiful photos, I am already looking forward to more.
Best regards,
Thomas
Manfred Möldner 12.6.2008 23:29 12.6.2008 23:29
Hans, these are the new (foreground) and old (background) cantonal road bridges over the Matter Valley.
Best regards, MM
De Rond Hans und Jeanny 13.6.2008 8:31 13.6.2008 8:31
Thank you Manfred, for the local information. I have updated the description accordingly.
Best regards
Hans
Marina Frintrop 12.6.2008 22:54 12.6.2008 22:54
Wonderful... you captured a great snapshot.
Best regards, Marina
De Rond Hans und Jeanny 9.6.2008 21:56 9.6.2008 21:56
Good evening Christine,
I finally found the mouse hole! ;-)
Beautiful pictures from England.
Regards
Hans
Christine Wohlfahrt 12.6.2008 19:08 12.6.2008 19:08
Good evening Hans,
when the cat's away, the mice will play...
Best regards, Christine
Christine Wohlfahrt 28.5.2008 17:39 28.5.2008 17:39
Hello Christian,
an impressive shot. How should one imagine the swallowing of the lighthouse? Does it slowly sink into the sand, similar to a bog?
Best regards, Christine
Christian Kühn 10.6.2008 13:56 10.6.2008 13:56
Hi Christine,
thanks for the nice comment :)
In this case, "swallowing" means that the dune keeps advancing and covering it with sand, although this will not happen all the way up to the top of the tower. The tower is probably already about 50% buried in sand. Since this is a migrating dune, it is possible that as it continues to move, the tower will eventually stand completely free again. The houses that stood around the tower are already completely covered with sand and destroyed.
Regards
Christian
Marina Frintrop 11.6.2008 21:53 11.6.2008 21:53
Hello,
nice photo and interesting information about it.
Thank you, Marina
Christine Wohlfahrt 12.6.2008 19:05 12.6.2008 19:05
Hello Christian,
thank you very much for the detailed response. When you see this photo, you can only vaguely imagine the houses that have disappeared.
Best regards, Christine
Christian Kühn 22.6.2008 21:03 22.6.2008 21:03
Hi,
thanks for your comments :)
True, the houses are hard to see, I will try to publish some detail shots in the next few days where this will be more visible
Regards
Christian