It’s sunday and it may sound crazy to you but I was up today at 5 o’clock in the morning and out shooting an hour later. At night it was raining and the sky was full of clouds so you know what this means: Gorgeous light before sunrise! And so I got rewarded with this beautiful frame :)

Despite all the cool photo gadgets we’re using today it turns out from time to time that …. in the end it’s all about light ….

Have a nice sunday, Yours Andrew >:o)

Just some streetlights along the way at sunset.

CU, Andrew >:o)

I’ve been stopped at walking my camera by this dog barking like crazy at me without any reason. I’ve to admit I’m no dog lover, but after having a long close look at this beast just one thought crossed my mind: “What to hell gives us the right to create creatures like this? Poor dog :(“

Sleep well, Andrew >:o)

We had the whole family here today and it was a great evening! So today you just get some more impressions of our christmas tree …. enjoy it :)

Yours Andrew >:o)

Every year at Christmas time I’m taking home one new piece of Christmas tree decoration from the christmas market. An important selection criteria for such an object is humor and originality. Today you see my latest acquisition and as you can see – it meets both requirements perfectly ;)

So let me wish you a peaceful Christmas season, stay well and see you again tomorrow,
Yours Andrew >:o)

Maybe you know the tradition that couples mount a lock with their initials engraved on handrails of bridges as a sign of their love and fellowship.

Today I crossed the ‘Floridsdorferbrücke’ – a bridge across the Danube River connecting Vienna’s 20 and 21 district – and noticed this old, rusty lock.

And it came to my mind if this love lasted as long as this lock is mounted here? I would say let us hope so …

Have a good night, Andrew >:o)

Today Mrs. Blackmiller started her annually ‘Christmas Baking’ and that’s what I like most on christmas-time :)

Enjoy it, Yours Andrew >:o)

Today a look on the ‘Rotenturmstrasse’ at Vienna’s first district. You can see just a small part of the street in the picture. The street leads up to ‘St. Stephen’s Cathedral’ and the orbs and flags are located along the whole path.

Enjoy it, Yours Andrew >:o)