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India, Part 3: Jaipur
The time I spent in Jaipur was way too little. I promise that next time I will spent more time in The Land Of Kings, as Rajasthan translates to. Jawahar Circle It is claimed to be the biggest circular park in Asia developed on a roundabout with a diameter of about 452 m. Albert Hall…
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India, Part 2: Agra
As a five-year old, I had this large fairytale book. It was square, about 16 by 16 inches and it contained a number of fairytales that Mom read to me. All the images in this book were hand drawn, one of those was of the Taj Mahal. I was intrigued by it, I could stare…
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India, Part 1: (New) Delhi
I never felt so much like a stranger, yet I never felt so welcomed. The stereo types are true: A sensory overload! and You have to dive deep to discover all the layers of India! All true, but I did not know that. For years, maybe decades, I have been postponing a trip to India.…
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San Francisco
Be Sure To Wear Some Flowers In Your Hair Like Paris, France, this is a city that always welcomes you back. As a photographer, it never grows old. Not just a city on the hill, it is also Chinatown. The Financial District. The hippy neighborhoods. And, oh, of course, those famous bridges. Who does not…
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Kauai, Hawai’i
“May there always be Tradewinds behind you, Rainbows above you, and Aloha all around you.” — Kauai Blessing And with these words in mind I returned to Kauai after a hiatus of seventeen years. Way too long. The island of Kauai shall remain my favorite island, it being one of the ‘smaller’ main islands (the…
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Southern Californian Airshow, March ARB, Riverside, CA, April 2023
It has been a while! The last two times I watched this airshow from March Field Air Museum if you like the somewhat chaotic parking at the base itself. Downside is that you see the airshow ‘from the back’. This years’ airshow feels a bit watered down. A lot of fly-by’s by moderner military airplanes,…
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London, UK
After a hiatus of about 25 years I made it across the pond to the UK. There is an idiom that says: The more things change, the more they stay the same, and that is definitely true for London. This city was not unaffected by global commercialization (here is your Starbucks, here is your TGI…
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Momentum 2023
An annual recital of dances performed by various groups from the Rancho Palos Verdes High School.
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Barcelona
Barcelona…. once considered a sleepy industrial outpost on the Mediterranean Sea, reinvented itself thanks to the Olympic Games in ’92. Old buildings designed by Gaudi were cleaned up. The subway system was modernized. And what a cosmopolitan city it has become! Plaça Catalunya We start our tour at the heart of Catalunya, the so-called ‘autonomous…