Daily photo blog posts

As I grew up in Vienna, the only graffitis I have seen were on photos from the large cities of the US. That has changed, last week I did a walking tour along the Danube canal, there are miles of graffitis along the way. Often real artworks, some more colorful, others with a message, some a bit flashy, but always something to explore, no boredom for sure  🙂

Post processed with: Luminar, Photoshop 

• Camera: iPhone 6 Plus
• Aperture: ƒ/2.2
• Shutter speed: 1/1364s
• Focal length: 4.15mm
• ISO: 32

In the first sunny days of spring, I took some shots of the Gloriette in the Schönbrunn Palace area. It has been built in 1775 and thus has a few years under its belt. Since it has gone through renovation several times, it is in an excellent condition and an eye catcher for a spring day.

Post processed with: Aurora, Photoshop

• Camera: LEICA X VARIO (Typ 107)
• Aperture: ƒ/9
• Shutter speed: 1/200s
• Focal length: 24.1mm
• ISO: 100

A walk in the park.
Away from all
The busy streets of my mind.
I seek a straighter path.
I seek a shady clay in which to unwind.
But why do we go on.
In spite of mistakes.
In spite of destruction.
Life can be fun
Depending on the situation.

Copyright by Nick Straker Band  🙂  I took this shot in the big park area of Schönbrunn Palace. There you can find these white statues at the forks, trees and bushes are chopped, joy when walking in this park.

Post processed with: Luminar, Photoshop 

• Camera: COOLPIX A
• Aperture: ƒ/7.1
• Shutter speed: 1/400s
• Focal length: 18.5mm
• ISO: 100

The last Austrian emperor died in 1916, during the first world war. In the Albertina, you can see some of his rooms, how he lived, with accessories and furniture. You get a bit back in history and a touch of the life of bygone eras.

Post processed with: Photoshop

• Camera: COOLPIX A
• Aperture: ƒ/4
• Shutter speed: 1/30s
• Focal length: 18.5mm
• ISO: 2800