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Short trip to Toulouse (France)

chresse — Thu, 08 Sep 2011 17:46:37 +0000

Toulouse is a sweet little and green city not far from Spain’s border and Mediterranean Sea. My visit was planned long time ago. Me and two friends were catching up with a friend of ours. He stayed for a one year exchange program at our french partner university ESAV, a school for film freaks. Some of you may remember my movie for a scholarship application, he was the awesome person who helped me out with the conceptional and technical filming stuff. However, french people still don’t want to talk in English. So it was on some parts difficult to communicate to bus drivers, in H&M, in restaurants… Luckily our friend was there most of the time.

The bottom line: I do like Toulouse and I hope I can visit the city again, when my friend will maybe live there again. Now, take a tour through some of my photos… (yea, I din’t take a lot. We were more shopping, talking, eating, drinking then anything else )

Finally sun. Welcome to Malta.

chresse — Wed, 17 Aug 2011 22:00:19 +0000

Spontaneously I got the chance flying to Malta for 2,5 weeks. So I did and do enjoy my stay over here. I got a bit around already, but a lot of places are still on our list. Here are some impressions about my stay and I will update these post every now and then. As I’m not only here for vacation, also do some research for my thesis next semester, I would have seen everything by now

Update 20.08.2011

Update 07.09.2011

montage with historically photos

chresse — Sat, 31 Jul 2010 04:09:26 +0000

Vielleicht kennt ihr die Fotos von Sehenswürdigkeiten, in welche eine historische Postkarte gehalten wird. So dass man sieht, wie es vor ein paar Jahrzenten ausgesehen hat.
Dieses Prinzip hat der russische Fotograf Sergey Larenkov noch viel besser umgesetzt und hat im “handumdrehen” einige historische Fotos vom 2. Weltkrieg genommen und sie an dieselbe Stelle mit der heutigen Ansicht montiert. Es ist erstaunlich, wie es beinahe real wirkt.

Eine Kostprobe des Berliner Reichstages:

Weitere Montagen gibts hier zu sehen: sergey-larenkov.livejournal.com