STUTTGART

Stuttgart's coat of arms shows a black horse on its hind legs on a yellow background. It was first used in its current format in 1938; prior to this various designs and colours had been used, often with two horses. The canting seal pictured here reflects the origin of the name "Stuttgart". The name in Old High German was "stuotgarten", with "stuot" meaning mare, later cognate with the Old English term "stod" (Modern English: "stud", relating to the breeding of horses). The Old High German term "garten" referred to the compound on the site of the original settlement.The logo of the Porsche automobile company features a modified version of Stuttgart's coat of arms at its centre.

 

 

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Camera: Canon EOS 50D

Exposure: 0.002 sec (1/500)

Aperture: f/5.6

Focal Length: 134 mm

ISO Speed: 1250

Exposure Bias: -1 EV

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