Posts from the ‘photography of colours’ Category
The bay of silence
The bay of silence opens on the east side of Sestri Levante (Italy). Its name fits (only) early mornings or off season times. The colorful Segesta (Sestri Levante, Latin name) and its beach behind, the blue Ligurian sea in front : an unforgettable bath.
At the shores of the bay of silence, Sestri Levante
Fisherman boats on the bay beach
Eastern bay side from the Helvetia Hotel.
The fisherman, bay of silence
Colors at sunset in the bay of silence
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Team work
How many workers do you need for rebuilding 200 meters of tram tracks in 48 hours?
Many.
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Street palette
Colorful windows of Geneva
UNO wall against walls
Annecy palette
French? Swiss? French-Swiss?
Streets of Geneva
Pictures shot in Geneva, Switzerland and in Annecy, France. Click each picture to zoom in.
Our frozen spring
A sparkle of Spring is memory of the past, present frozen and future loss.
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Schanzegraben walkthrough
We previously had a quick look at Schanzegraben…did we miss anything behind?
Schanzegraben peculiar zigzag line follows the former ramparts through the city .
Clean and calm waters allow for a variety of sports like Kanu polo.
In the past, Schanzengraben was an unattractive factory canal: nowadays it harbors boats with access to lake Zurich
Venice or Schanzegraben?
And finally out of the canal to see the lake again, through a under-bridge passage placed below the lake level.
Click each picture to zoom in. Don’t miss the fist part of this walk-through: you find it here.
A channeled path
Down Gessner bridge, aside Zurich main station, starts a channeled path that connects the Sihl river with lake Zurich: the Schanzengraben.
Formerly a military defense complex, today the Schanzengraben offers outdoor pools and night entertainment in the center of Zurich.
Walks by the canal are possible over wooden footbridges and sandstone slabs.
Among the hot spots along the canal, the bulwark “Zur Katz” with the Old Botanical Garden
The promenade finally leads to the lake outlet at Bürkliplatz… did we miss anything behind?
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