Braunschweig is a town with a pop of nearly 246 000, yet the butcher round the corner is another world.
Pic HDR-ed by Ingo - looks so cool now! Like in the ole days!
Could stand in a tiny village, no?
Very seldom I accompanied Ingo there - with Ingo going in first.
Today I went there alone. And suddenly I felt like a kiddo again. See the doorknob? Or rather door handle! It´s higher than normal or it feels like that due to the steps, and, well, who uses those handles today for a door like that anyway?
When you open, little bells are ringing. And inside it looks like it did 30 (or 60) years ago, too. The staff wore "butcher-uniforms", I got greeted very correctly. I was there just in time!
They close between 1 and 3.
It was like being catapulted some 30 years into the past (eeek! I can say that!!! 30 years ago I was 7!)
Was a weird feeling, really!
Bought some salad (they have this only on Friday and Saturdays, and Saturdays they close at 12):
We ran errands - and forget the new love: Microwave-Popcorn, the salty one.
So we hopped on the bikes and tried once again!
We took the other shop, other route, new pics:
Former train-station, now office-building, HDRed by Ingo:
Not surprisingly there´s the old route nearby:
In HDR - click to enlarge, it´s worth it!
Old bridge:
Leads to nowhere:
Sadly we practised dancing too much and now my ankle hurts badly. Hopefully tomorrow it´s better!
Dinner: Eggs with mushrooms, yum:
2 comments:
Tell me how you achieve the HDR effect please. So much to explore it seems. Sounds like a great way to spend a holiday.
Here http://qtpfsgui.sourceforge.net/ you find the program (and certainly Wiki is a good source for an overview.
For tone-mapping it´s a good idea to use the fatal filter, apart from that just play around with the options - the program is free, so...
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