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Netzwerk 55plus, Monatsthema ein Sommer in Schwarz Weiß
Network 55plus, monthly theme a summer in black and white
Kaster ist ein Ortsteil der Stadt Bedburg im Rhein-Erft-Kreis, in Nordrhein-Westfalen.
Kaster besitzt zwei Stadttore. Kommt man vom Westen in die Altstadt von Kaster so sieht man das Agathator. Im Osten zur Erft hin steht das Erfttor.
Das Agathator, ein viereckiger zweigeschossiger Turm, wurde erstmals im Jahr 1382 als „porzen“ genannt. Danach kam es in Schriftstücken als „Buschpfortz“, „Veltportze“ oder „Agathen pfortz“ vor. Das Tor war nicht als Zugbrücke konzipiert, aber es hatte ein Fallgitter. Früher gab es einen etwa 110 m breiten Graben vor dem Tor, der mit einer Brücke überwunden wurde. Mittig auf der Brücke war eine Bastei (eine geschlossene Wehranlage) mit einem Stadttor als vorgelagerte Verteidigungseinheit (Barbakan-Anlage).
Kaster is a district of the town of Bedburg in the Rhein-Erft district in North Rhine-Westphalia.
Kaster has two city gates. If you come from the west in the old town of Kaster you will see the Agathator. In the east towards the Erft is the Erft Gate.
The Agathator, a square two-storey tower, was first mentioned in 1382 as "porzen". After that it appeared in documents as "Buschpfortz", "Veltportze" or "Agathen pfortz". The gate was not designed as a drawbridge, but it did have a portcullis. There used to be a ditch about 110 m wide in front of the gate, which was crossed with a bridge. In the middle of the bridge was a bastion (a closed fortification) with a city gate as an upstream defense unit (barbican facility).
VERNETZT
Die Zeit verrinnt,
die Spinne spinnt
beflissen ihr Netz.
Schwebend im Raum,
man sieht es kaum.
Spinnengesetz.
(EGo)
A rose leaf was eaten by tiny caterpillars. Only the network of veins remained. I back-lit a portion of the leaf and took a macro shot. Well, I have no macro lens but tried my best. No crop. Usually, I don't crop photos. Hope you will like it.
TRNK Exhibition New York,
September 2021
Melbourne CBD, November 2019
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Close-up of a small spider painstakingly repairing it's wind-damaged web on a bush in my garden. I had many failed shots as I was using a slow shutter speed and the spider would not stop moving it's tiny "hands" as it feverishly repaired it's web.
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Shot at f/11 but as lens does not talk to camera, not recorded in Exif.
Ein Blick in der Firmenzentrale des hannöverschen Energieversorgers Enercity.
A look inside the headquarters of the Hanover-based energy supplier Enercity.
Website: www.heiko-roebke-photography.de
The Hague/Den Haag
Netherlands
Central Station E-line terminal
Detail of the new The Hague terminal of the Erasmuslijn designed by ZJA Zwarts & Jansma. The Erasmuslijn is the vital 'Randstad Rail' light rail link between Rotterdam and The Hague.
I captured this scene from an overpass near Bologna Centrale station, across from the signal house with its steel framework spanning the tracks. In the center of the structure a large clock was mounted, clearly visible above the converging rails and electrical lines.
The design of the signal house itself stood out to me, its elevated form and intricate framework contrasting with the dense infrastructure of tracks, wiring, and surrounding urban buildings.
The Hague/Den Haag
Netherlands
Central Station
Randstad Rail E-line terminus
Designed by Zwarts & Jansma Architects
A few weeks ago the new terminus of the Randstad Rail E-line was opened after 2 years of building. The station is build above The Hague Central Station and is designed by Zwarts & Jansma Architects.
We have had so very little bright light or blue skies lately. I go out to take pictures and come back uninspired but feeling fresh. This is an image I took last week when sunlight was peeking through the bush where we were hiking. Usually I am looking for distinct patterns in the trees for my composition. However, this time I was drawn to the network of branches and how tightly they were integrated with each other. Often we see forests with trees replanted in rows. This is about as untamed as you can get with a forest. And the light was just enough to make it interesting. On the dull days, I am glad for my network of connections who share their images and keep me inspired for the next photo opportunity.