Amphitheater – Trier

[singlepic id=1530 w=480 float=left] And, the real reason for showing yesterday’s picture was as a setup for this one.  The underside of the amphitheater showing the support structure (and the light where the vent openings are). Picture taken with Olympus C2040z, lens @ 7.3mm (40mm eq), 1/5 sec shutter, f/1.8,… Continue reading

Manneken Pis

[singlepic id=1528 w=480 float=left] This is one of the stupidest tourist attractions you can visit: Mannekin Pis in Brussels, Belgium.  But, we did it anyway and I took a picture, so here it is.  There are little outfits that he gets dressed up in at various times of year.  Maybe… Continue reading

Smoky Mountains 2015 – Day 4

[singlepic id=1441 w=480 float=right] Smoky Mountains Day 4 itinerary: 6:30 – got to Cades Cove (sunrise) Drove two loops around Cades Cove Started hiking Middle-Prong trail Turned back due to rain Stopped at “The Sinks” Returned to hotel – nap 4:30 – Chimney’s Trail 7:00 – return to trailhead Bear… Continue reading

Smoky Mountains 2015 – Day 3

[singlepic id=1404 w=480 float=right] Smoky Mountains Day 3 itinerary: Slept in (forecast of rain) 11:30 – stopped at NOC for a hat 12:00 – Alum trail to Mt. LaConte 7:00 – return to trailhead Return to hotel, made dinner Went to Morton Overlook for sunset It was supposed to rain… Continue reading

Brussels Town Hall

[singlepic id=1467 h=480 float=left] Brussels Town Hall along the Grand Place, which is really just a huge town square.   At night they do a light show as seen here.  There was music to accompany, but the picture failed to capture that. Picture taken with Olympus C2040z, lens @ 7.3mm… Continue reading

Bridge

[singlepic id=1465 w=480 float=left] Some bridge in Luxembourg… which given the size of the country, a quick google search for “Luxembourg Bridge” shows that there are only two, and that this is the The Passerelle, also known as the Luxembourg Viaduct.  It’s also known as the “Old Bridge” which supports… Continue reading

Gate of Science

[singlepic id=1464 w=480 float=left] This is the “Gate of Science” and since Univeristy of Kaiserslautern was an engineering school, images of this were everywhere.  The building shown here was on the far end of campus, and was one of the Electrical Engineering buildings.  It may have been the building that… Continue reading