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Suburban Guerrilla Ian WelshBrooke took pictures of her tour in Nuremberg today. And she also bought a dirndl. {{sigh}} There goes the budget.
Anyway, here’s a slideshow of her photos. Note that they were taken with an iPhone and lighting in a gothic cathedral tends to be suboptimal. And for some reason it looks grainier on Youtube. Not sure what that’s all about. Well, enjoy it while I futz around with the settings…
Ok, let’s try this again.
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The music is the Pilgrim’s Chorus from Wagner’s opera Tannhauser.
As Giacchino Rossini once said, “Wagner has beautiful moments but bad quarters of an hour.” This one is pretty good.
The translation is:
Thank you for sharing such beautiful pictures and music. It was a wonderful way to end the day.
My dog loved that music. He sang along. Nice pictures, they capture the place and the life of it, with the people walking about. They are much more natural that the sterile pictures I normally end up getting where I have picked the time of day for the perfect lighting etc….
I am looking forward to more pictures from German.
She’s got a pretty good eye. She captured things in this church that I might have missed, like that picture of the bird at the top of the stairs. The kid didn’t miss a thing.
She must be so excited!
Yep. I’m just hoping she doesn’t let all this success go to her head and that she forgets all the little people who helped her get there.