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Inside the Visitor Center. Replica of their plane with view of the flight field through the windows - HWW!
Happy Window Wednesday!
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Das Rathaus wurde 1386 erstmals urkundlich erwähnt und diente bis in das 19. Jh. hinein vor allem als Kaufhaus für Bäcker, Tuchmacher und Fleischer, nur im 1. OG gab es Räume für städtische Belange wie Ratsstube, Bürgersaal und Kämmerei. Heute ist es Sitz des Oberbürgermeisters, im Ratssaal tagt der Stadtrat und im EG befindet sich das Bürgerbüro.
Nach einem Brand 1555/56 wurde das Gebäude im Stil der Renaissance umgebaut. Die Sonnenuhr von 1637 mit den beiden Löwen des Stadtwappens und einer Felslandschaft des nahen Elbsandsteingebirges wurde 2001 wieder hergestellt.
(Aus: Mark Lemstedt, Pirna an einem Tag)
The town hall was first documented in 1386 and served primarily as a store for bakers, cloth makers, and butchers until the 19th century. Only the first floor contained rooms for municipal purposes, such as the council chamber, the citizens' hall, and the treasury. Today, it is the seat of the mayor; the city council meets in the council chamber, and the citizens' office is located on the ground floor.
After a fire in 1555/56, the building was rebuilt in the Renaissance style. The sundial from 1637, featuring the two lions of the city's coat of arms and a rocky landscape of the nearby Elbe Sandstone Mountains, was restored in 2001.
This window was specifically photographed for the two Wednesday Window groups, and is located at the Kőbánya-Kispest underground terminal.
Gespot in Rothenburg ob der Tauber.(Deelstaat Beieren) in Duitsland.
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Spotted in Rothenburg ob der Tauber (State of Bavaria) in Germany
Three reflections of the Thyssen-Haus (Dreischeibenhaus, “three-slab-building”).
Design (1957): Helmut Hentrich, Hubert Petschnigg, Fritz Eller, Erich Moser, Robert Walter.
Redesign (2014): HPP Hentrich-Petschnigg & Partner.
The 'mirror' in this image is the Kö Bogen complex.
Design (2019): Daniel Libeskind
View of the flight field from the VC - HBM & HWW!
Compositionally Challenged Week 17 - Diptychs
There are a pair of ospreys who have nested near Chatfield State Park for several years. The nest is on top of one of those super tall power towers along a busy highway. I guess they like the location. We were driving through Chatfield SP when we saw 2 ospreys flying overhead. I quickly pulled into a parking lot and got several shots. Most of them were too far away to be any good. This diptych is 2 highly cropped shots of one of the ospreys. I never got any shots with both of them in the frame. You can see in the bottom frame that this bird is wearing a band! : )
Hobart, Tasmania
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This one came solo to breakfast this morning.
Canon EOS 5D Mark II with a Canon EF 70-300 f4-5.6 lens.
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One has to be early to get to the seed cone here. Mr. Hairy Woodpecker was first on the scene.
Canon EOS 5D Mark II with a Canon EF 70-300 f4-5.6 lens.
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The purple finch was back early this morning.
Canon EOS 5D Mark II with a Canon EF 70-300 f4-5.6 lens.
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Christ Church Episcopal - 1856
Christ Church Episcopal -1856
seen on an evening walk around town - HWW!
