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Tag: water

Matsushima, March 2017

Matsushima, March 2017.
Posted on 27/05/201704/06/2017Categories Japan, Stream of consciousnessTags Matsushima, Wasser, water, 松島

Water

Worker trying to stop a leaking Hydrant on Schlüterstraße/Moorweidenstraße.
Worker trying to stop a leaking hydrant on Schlüterstraße/Moorweidenstraße.
Posted on 02/08/201502/08/2015Categories Hamburg, Stream of consciousnessTags hydrant, leak, Leck, Moorweidenstraße, Schlüterstraße, undicht, water

Rocks and water

Fuxing park (复兴公园): A scene with an angler. Most parks feature elements of traditional Chinese landscape architecture, in which rocks and water play an important role.
Fuxing park (复兴公园): A scene with an angler. Most parks feature elements of traditional Chinese landscape architecture, in which rocks and water play an important role.
Posted on 20/07/2015Categories Shanghai Civilized ParkTags angler, Fuxing park, garden, landscape, rocks, Shanghai, Shanghai Civilized Park, water, 上海, 上海市文明公园, 复兴公园

In the water

Lu Xun park (鲁迅公园): Visitors of the park discovered something in the water.
Lu Xun park (鲁迅公园): Visitors of the park discovered something in the water.
Posted on 29/06/2015Categories Shanghai Civilized ParkTags lake, Lu Xun park, Shanghai, Shanghai Civilized Park, visitors, water, 上海, 上海市文明公园, 鲁迅公园

Calligraphy

Lu Xun park (鲁迅公园): Calligraphy done with water from the lake. Once the water evaporates, no trace is left of the writing.
Lu Xun park (鲁迅公园): Calligraphy done with water from the lake. Once the water evaporates, no trace is left of the writing.
Posted on 19/06/2015Categories Shanghai Civilized ParkTags calligraphy, Lu Xun park, Shanghai, Shanghai Civilized Park, water, 上海, 上海市文明公园, 鲁迅公园
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