Suddenly Ukraine
Reliquaries out of the Zoological museum
Underground lights at ETH terrace
Nobody left at the student refectory
Dark reflections in the Limmat river
Zurich Opera house painted in blue and yellow
All you need for star gazing by night
Or at least all the stars and constellations you could spot around 10pm, beginning of March, Swiss coordinates
Facing North West, Cassiopeia the easiest constellation to start with (the “W”). Try finding them in this mute map
Facing South East, Coma Berenice the easiest to spot. Try finding them in this mute map
Towards North East, Ursa Major is there. Try finding them in this mute map
Watching South West, Orion the hunter is there. Try finding them in this mute map
Facing North, Cassiopeia and Perseus are there together in the whole beauty. Try finding them in this mute map
All pictures shot hand held , Nikon D800, Sigma 14 mm f/1.8, 5 to 10 pictures shot on spot, averaged by DeepSKyStacker. Constellation mapped via Astrometry.net
All the colors of wood
A wide view on traditional housing of Region Vallis, SWitzerland. Wood colors shot in Munster.
Houses usually hold three door entrances, one at ground floor, two at first floor.
Modern houses follow traditional architecture
Everything is out of wood: houses, tables, skies, decorations…
Four floor houses are not rare in Vallis. Ground floors in stone, upper floors in wood
Not all houses are made for humans, or are they?
Up and down life
The many skiing views on the largest European mountain plateau: Alpe di Siusi
Uphill with Euro cable way
Downhill on Panorama slopes
The stage is yours
Winter walking
Skiing never stops
Straight lines
Snowy architecture of Castelrotto, Vipiteno and Alpe di Siusi, Alto Adige, Italy
I see double: the Sciliar and Alpina Dolomites Hotel at Seiseralm
Snow lines at Seiseralm
Modern housing at Castelrotto
The church tower of Castelrotto with the Scilliar in the background
The city center of Vipiteno with its Tower of the Twelve (chimes)
