Agent of the Timesavings Bank
by primabarbara

Comment by cutout:
so cool 9

forget me not
by primabarbara

Comment by kaiyang:
Nice shot! How I wish the flowers were sharp as well.

Agent of the Timesavings Bank
by primabarbara

Comment by bmartuch:
Fantastic shot.

glowing color
by primabarbara

Comment by wbanning:
5555

Umpahh
by primabarbara

Comment by bjoern:
The instrument is an interesting motif, but the background is just a bit too distracting for me and the colors seem somewhat off (high ISO, whitebalance?). Maybe a detail of the reflection at the top would have worked better for the challenge?

the varicolored corner
by primabarbara

Comment by bjoern:
Very fitting, interesting shot. Maybe you should have gone a bit more wild with the saturation on the painted stuff. But maybe that would have spoiled the rest of the picture, I don't know.
Just looked at it on another monitor - it is much more coloerful on that one. Very nice.

Message edited by author 2017-04-03 12:10:38.

the varicolored corner
by primabarbara

Comment by mariuca:
What an amazing place. Beautifully shot.

Olching 1
by primabarbara

Comment by mariuca:
A very good reporting here on an event new to most of us (I'd like to taste that beer!).
Very good sequence of the event.
I might have liked a big crop of the top of the first image to emphasize the crowd.
As images in themselves, I do have favorites that could make another collection: #3, 5, 6 and 8.

I love travel essays in words or images.

Spring ! Spring ! Spring !
by primabarbara

Comment by Melethia:
I love the way your frame is a gradiated, or whatever word it is I'm looking for that means it has gentle changes in color. This does have a wonderful sense of spring! Very lovely.

Olching 1
by primabarbara

Comment by insteps:
Nice followup to your last essay. The term “gravity beer” is new to me and makes sense. Can’t help but wonder if the gravity is really on the consumer more than the beer ;-)

As Mita eloquently stated, looking through these I can hear the atmosphere. When a photograph awakens senses other than visual you are exceeding the limitations of photography. Congratulations are in order! I particularly like the quiet captured in the last image. A few echoes remain allowing us to contemplate what just happened.

Clive’s advice is very good for shooting in low light. Cameras are beginning to handle higher ISO setting quite well. ISO 3200 is still usable on my Fuji X-T2. I’ve been shooting with a shutter speed of 1/125 sec, aperture 1.4, and auto ISO floating up to 3200. The blur in your images doesn’t bother me and helps illustrate the events energy.