06082014
19082014
21082014
02092014
08092014
11092014
11092014
29092014 (in the afternoon)
14102014
22102014 (Vacation)
23102014 (in a hurry)
27102014 (in the afternoon, in direction of the Outer Alster, reflection)
03112014
11112014 (dim, homeless after the fire of the Castle's roof)
13112014 (on the way)
19112014
24112014 (framed, in the morning)
24112014 (in the evening)
01122014 (Advent)
15122014 (move to the Lionpalace)
07012015 (back to work, still with fir instead of fountain)
21012015
26012015
27012015 (cold, without snow)
29012015
02022015 (earlier than usual)
03022015
04022015 (dove sits on the light)
10022015 (run-through;)
16022015
19022015 (balanced)
28022015 (Berlin's calling)
11032015 (back from Portugal)
19032015
15042015
20042015
28042015
29042015 (westerly wind)
11052015 (throngth)
27052015
01062015
03062015
10062015
23062015
30062015
06072015 (to the right: the St. Michael's Church)
07072015 (jam because of road works, Wallring)
06082015 (still)
and one day after our 17th wedding anniversary
and one day after my dear friend A.,
the Lady of Eppenthorph, moved to Khartoum/Sudan)
It goes on. The drawing challenge goes on!
This week's drawing challenge is hosted by my sweet friend Nadeschda, woolfy Nadine
and her theme is IMAGE.
I show you here a series of one image, running through a year.
It's on my daily way to work (never on Fridays), crossing the Lombard's bridge, looking in direction of the Inner Alster. The 'panning shot' from the left to the right with the towers of:
St. Petri, St. Cathrine, surrounded by scaffolding the St. Nicolai, close to the tower of the townhall (and sometimes you can see the St. Michael's on the right).
This week's drawing challenge is hosted by my sweet friend Nadeschda, woolfy Nadine
and her theme is IMAGE.
I show you here a series of one image, running through a year.
It's on my daily way to work (never on Fridays), crossing the Lombard's bridge, looking in direction of the Inner Alster. The 'panning shot' from the left to the right with the towers of:
St. Petri, St. Cathrine, surrounded by scaffolding the St. Nicolai, close to the tower of the townhall (and sometimes you can see the St. Michael's on the right).
The impressions of the cue state, mostly in the mornings. The effect of time of day and seasons and often this image makes an expression of my mental state...
Please come to Nadeschda Nadine's place to have a look on more IMAGEs!
Please come to Nadeschda Nadine's place to have a look on more IMAGEs!
btw:
Rouen Cathedral
took this image in 1989 - analogue, only one time.
Do you know Claude Monet's Rouen Cathedral series?
Happy weekend!
Next host is Tammie Lee
her theme: tiny
this weekend, the 22nd + 23rd of August
took this image in 1989 - analogue, only one time.
Do you know Claude Monet's Rouen Cathedral series?
Happy weekend!
Next host is Tammie Lee
her theme: tiny
this weekend, the 22nd + 23rd of August
hee hee.. that ice train! oh, wow. you dazzle me!! your 9 seconds of moving traffic is superb. what a good idea to bring in your daily inner alster project here! "lamp broken" is also a favourite! i tell ya. love, love, love this... thxs for playing! n♥
AntwortenLöschenThis is incredible. I loved it. Such beauty in the everyday. Yes - it does something to my mental state too - it was quite hypnotic, and almost like seeing a montage movie somehow (if that makes sense)
AntwortenLöschenOkay for sure this is my all time favourite (so far) post you have ever done Ariane! I don't know if I've ever told you, but every time I visit your blog I think that the post is my favourite, but this time I am certain of it. Well...there was that one where you used a lot of gold in your painting...but aside from that...! I love your blog. In this post my favourite image is called "westerly wind" and you really have a brilliant installation here. This would look wonderful in a gallery in a large room with lots of sunlight streaming in, with your photos all in a neat even row along the wall. *hugs to you* N, x
AntwortenLöschenp.s. my most favourite prior to this was the mandala that you created of flowers I think it was on a plate and you just turned the plate and they all fell off and it killed me! In a good way (ha!)...I mean it stopped my heart for a moment. Ta!
an interesting series
AntwortenLöschenas well as interesting to consider this your path to work
the ones with clouds caught my attention the most
so nice to have a DC
happy anniversary ~
Ah Ariane, to see these all from top to bottom makes quite an impression! Dedicated to collecting the image. Beautifully done.
AntwortenLöschenHappy Anniversary to you and yours!
xo Carole
Dear Ariane
AntwortenLöschenThis image series is absolute impressive and stunning. So well done. I love it.
With occasional recurring sentimentalities thinking of my home-town - it really touches my heart. Thank you!
I hope you are well
Cheers, David
Dear David,
Löschenthank you. I am fine.
My heart melts by your words.
If you ever come to Hamburg, please let me know.
I hope you are well, too.
Cheers, Ariane
rich post! great!
AntwortenLöschenI love especially the lines, the wirings.
x Stef.
;^))
AntwortenLöschenlove this post!
the strenght of repetition
the small notes underneath make me smile (dove on light ;^))
it all reminds me of a favorite movie called 'Smoke' with Harvey Keitel
and
it's good to be back on track with the DC
xxx
Ooohhh, thank you for this post! The Inner Alster is a lovely place.
AntwortenLöschenx Katrin
Love your interpretation of the theme. A fountain a day...:) - eric
AntwortenLöschenI would be happy to host DC this next week.
AntwortenLöschenTheme: tiny
for Aug. 22-23
please let me know if that works as i will post tomorrow: Monday to announce it.
thank you.
Great, dear Tammie ♡ Thank you!
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Löschenthank you~
LöschenSehr cool diese Reise, die Veränderung des Gleichen und ausserdem hast du mit der Auswahl der Bilder das Image des Stadt Hamburg, daß es hier immer regnet und schlechtes Wetter ist erfolgreich wiederlegt. Freu
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barbara bee
That's a brilliant collection Ariane. I love this time frame view. (And you do have a lovely commute) Also love the fountain. It reminds me of Geneva. I loved living there for months at a time over probably 5 or 6 years. I never got tired of staring at the fountain. Big hugs commuting girl, and I hope you have a lovely week ahead of you.
AntwortenLöschenI like how you have taken the same sand shown them in different types of light and times of the year - the same image, but not the same. Like Monet's Rouen cathedral. Brilliant!
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