@Jan's blog

I just found out that my most visited item on ipernity is my Paris album.

Thanks a lot for the over 1000 visits on this collection!

The master of flamenco guitar on a less excellent day ;-)

Olé!

Here the original:

Here are some of the pictures I took from February 4th to February 10th in Paris.

www.ipernity.com/doc/jan/slideshow/album/50809

The album is still in statu nascendi. Expect it to grow in the next days and weeks!

Once again an album with music:

www.ipernity.com/doc/jan/slideshow/album/45881

I'm very glad to meet them again here on ipernity.

Take a look at their pictures, you won't regret it.

campel: http://ipernity.com/home/campel

moulich: http://ipernity.com/home/moulich

A new album with music

Last year I had quite a success as a photographer.

I won a photo contest for pictures of the soccer world championship in Germany.

Here's the proof ;):

www.faz.net/s/Rub6799AAD6C7C24D4FB090104F6CA54B51/Tpl~Ecommon~SThemenseite.html

Here's the picture:

Here's the prize:

To be precise: The prize was a free, one year leasing contract for this BMW.

Today I had to return the car. Now I have to walk again.

Sad enough.

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1 day after:

How unfair: a free parking lot in front of my house (this is quite a rarity in the part of Frankfurt where I live).

It's only since recently that I recognized the great feature to add sound files to an album.

Actually I found it quite difficult to find music which I consider totally in tune with the character of my pictures.

It was much easier to find music which is from its character perhaps almost opponent to the picture.
However, I think the music I chose for my "Frankfurt Architecture" album gives a quite interesting contrast to the photos.

So here I proudly present my second album with music:

Frankfurt Architecture

Most of my pictures I take on sundays. I start from my flat and go somewhere in Frankfurt.

Today I started as usual and was decided to go a while before taking any pictures.

However, I stuck in the close neighbourhood.

Here are the results:

www.ipernity.com/doc/jan/slideshow/album/27495

In last year's winter, I met two guys in the Osthafen area, an industrial harbour in Frankfurt/Main, Germany:

Hello, World!

Türsteher

When I tried to see them again some weeks ago, I had to learn that they left for good:

Urban Fragments

Sic transit ... ;-)