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Full moon and racing clouds the other night.

Yeah, vulnerability - totally. I know. Plus: A tiny hang-over ... ;-)

I don't exactly know, what happened (maybe the full moon...? ;-)). But I swear to God, I've never played anything like it. (On second thought: The chord progression rings a bell; I can't totally rule out to have heard something similar in my iTunes collec…

... viewed from a different angle.

Another lightshow over the lake the other day.

Ok, I put it in quotes, because it is an expression of a entirely different area of life..., but I couldn't think of a different title. ;-)

Quincy Jones' Rap Prologue to his 1991 Grammy Winning album Back on the Block. What a statement! And yes, I'm back on the block in my own way, as well.

Found this rather odd and at the same time somehow interesting "installation" inside a church while strolling the old city. Never figured the idea behind it and felt to shy to ask.

Wanted to try this, too, for once.

I couldn't believe it: Four exhaust pipes don't seem to be enough any more... at least not for the show-offs...

Doh! Didn't the Bible say something completely different? ;-) Don't mean to hurt anyone's religious convictions, but the title just kind of suggested itsself to me. Saw this on an actually quite nice gesture at a barnyard near the lake. Friends of a famil…

... dang powerline...

... at one of my favorite spots down by the lake.

Seen a few days ago, when I woke up right at the time of sunrise - for no apparent reason at all. But since I was already awake, my first thought was... " I gotz to pee!" LOL, and then I reached for the camera and took this.

When I first fell in love with music, it was stuff that others would introduce me to: Pink Floyd, Kansas, and - call me sissy, if you like - Kate Bush. Later, when I had started to develop my own taste of music, I was thrilled with R&B: Anita Baker, G…

My friend Wolfram was so kind as to pick me up from the airport when returning from a short business trip (and to drive me there, too). On the way back to his flat, we came by this odd natural spectacle and he'd stop, so I could grab the camera from the t…