Visual Diary #3: Hamburg - Ten Years Later
Explore Landscapes #39
It's 10 years (almost to the day) since we left Hamburg and moved to Southern California. This milestone had me reminiscing so I thought I'd share some images from Hamburg.
The Speicherstadt in Hamburg, Germany, is the largest warehouse district in the world, where the buildings stand on timber-pile foundations
This post is opportunistic. I underestimated how long I’d need to write the post that was due yesterday, and by happenstance today, I realized it’s been 10 years since we left Hamburg, Germany, and moved to the US.
So, I’m going to take this opportunity to share some of my favorite images from Hamburg, when I’d yet to fall in love with landscape photography and was happily shooting abstract and urban photographs.
Altona Street Art
Hamburg is the third largest port in Europe - and there are cranes everywhere along the River Elbe
Fill me up.
Bridge structural detail
One-way street?
Commemorating the height of the North Sea Floods in 1962 and 1999
Fishing for Geometry
Fischmarkt / Fish Market Wall
Visiting Onkel (Uncle) Otto
Bricks and Mortar
Exponential Curve
Rocket Ship
Around and Around
I hope you enjoyed my trip down memory lane as much as I did. From Thursday, we'll return to regular programming (i.e. landscape photography).