Merged with nature, the Faculty of Science at sunset. Click each picture to enlarge.
More Nature than Science
Some Nature
Science
Social Science.
Pictures shot at Irchel Campus, University of Zurich, with D800 + 16/35 mm f/4
Post industrial is today’s past.
Colorful textiles were produced for several decades in Canton Glarus (CH).
Hydroelectric power from flyover canals ran the industry.
The factory weir regulated the water flow…
and the Escher-Wyss turbines powered the looms.
Today looms and workers are no more.
The production arrested…
and the factory future became its past..
Pictures shot in and around Cotlan AG, Switzerland.
If you find yourself close to Lake Constance (Germany), plan a visit to its Swiss side. Have a boat tour starting in Ermatingen and finish the day with a delicious dinner in Gottlieben.
Leaving the harbor of Ermatingen
Entering the first segment of the river Rhine
Poles signal shallows
Sunset in Gottlieben …
.. and dinner!
Pictures shot with D800 + 16-35 mm f/4 – click each picture to enlarge!
Kandersteg is a tiny town on the Bernese mountains at approx. 1,200 m.s.l, famous for the amounts of peaks around its plateau and cross country skiing.
Skiing at the base of Oeschinenhorn (3,486 m.s.l.)
Skiing along the Kander river
Through the town of Kandersteg
The Bire peak (2,502 m.s.l.) and the majestic Blüemlisalp (3,661 m.s.l.)
Towards Innerer Fisistock (2,787 m.s.l.)
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The Jungfraujoch underground station at 3454 m.s.l: welcome to the highest railway station in Europe!
Watching the rocky panorama from inside the train
The half-way, Kleine Scheidegg rail-station and the track through the snow fields.
The railway track gets even more spectacular at late afternoon, when dusk paints everything with blue
The highest railway in Europe is in Switzerland. It connects Interlaken (569 m.s.l) with Jungfraujoch at 3454 m.s.l.
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