LutzP's photos with the keyword: River

This panorama has been compiled from 22 portrait shots in two rows taken with a Canon EOS 70 D in combination with the excellent EF 85mm/1.8 lens stopped down to 5.6. ISO 160, 1/500 sec, tripod. Please view original size for plenty of details. This has been a pretty difficult job because of the extremely high dynamics of the scene. I couldn't avoid minor tonal separation in the sky.

Some old stuff again, originally uploaded Dec. 12th, 2013 Stay well and optimistic, cross your fingers for the soon return of the upload function VESSEL INFO HERE: www.vesseltracking.net/ship/guardian-leader-9388716

Bulk Carrier Panther Max (GT / BRZ 44.326 t) in Blohm + Voss' floating dock 10

TSC - The Sunday Challenge - July 12th, 2015 - ELVIS PRESLEY SONGS ♪♫ Bridge over troubled water ♪♫ Somewhere must be Sunday by now ;-)

Das Hochhaus (Ausgustinum) kennen die Älteren noch als Union Kühlhaus

... being towed from Blohm&Voss Shipyard

Kocher und Steinerner Steg - Wie in alten Zeiten, nichts erinnert ans Heute!

Starting point of the whitewater rafting tours through the Grand Canyon. We desperately wanted to do this, however, when I tried to book 1980 there was a waiting list of over one year. And since we never knew how long we would stay in the US (I had 3 months notice), there were simply to many unknowns. In the end, we should have done it anyway, because we stayed much longer than expected, but in hindsight you are always smarter :-) Hier gehen die "Whitewater Rafting Tours" durch den Grand Canyon ab. Wir wollten das damals unbedingt machen, aber leider gab es eine Warteliste von über einem Jahr. Da wir nicht wussten, wie lange wir in den USA bleiben würden (ich hatte damals drei Monate Abruf für die Rückkehr nach D), war das einfach zu unsicher. Letzendlich hätten wir es doch machen können, denn wir blieben viel länger als geplant. Aber hinterher ist man immer schlauer :-)

Das außer Betrieb genommene Feuerschiff Elbe 3 hat hier seinen letzten Ankerplatz gefunden. The retired light vessel Elbe 3 has found it's final berth here in the veteran ship museum.

Naaah, I'm not afraid as long as the big one is on the leash ;-)