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Photo Gallery: Little Things
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Between Saarbrücken and Trier in Germany, I noticed several closed industry sites.
It was a strange feeling to walk on a ground that had once been busy,
but now nature was slowly winning the place back.
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On a hike in the principality of Liechtenstein, I discovered a little fir seedling in dead tree stump.
It seemed to me like a picture of the natural cycle that new life begins with help of a dead being.
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When the ferry left Tobermory for its journey to Manitoulin Island,
I had the impression of being on the ocean although Lake Huron is an inland sea.
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Former industry site in Saarbrücken-Burbach, Germany, 1989.
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Little fir seedling in dead tree stump, Liechtenstein, 2000.
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Canadian flag on ferry in Tobermory harbor, Ontario, Canada, 1997.
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In Moscow, I found this painting on a house truly remarkable: an apple in a tree within an apple.
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In the summer of 2003, the sunflowers in my garden were just blooming.
The sunflower itself is gone since long (it blooms only once and then dies),
but a part of its beauty lives on in this picture.
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In Cochem at the river Mosel in Germany, I went for a walk along the riverbank.
Among the stored river buoys, I found this interesting pair in contrasting colors.
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Painted house in Moscow, Russia, 1990.
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Sunflower in my garden, near Stuttgart, Germany, 2003.
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Buoys ashore, Cochem, Germany, 1989.
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This little flower that had sprung up in an entrance among all the cobblestones.
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A former industry site in Tübingen, Germany, had been repurposed and now shows an arrangement of colorful mailboxes on a refurbished building.
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On a hike on the Sälen fjäll, I came across several mountain pools.
The one with grass islands seemed like a microcosm to me.
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Little flower among cobblestones in Reutlingen, Germany, 2007.
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Colorful mailboxes, Tübingen, Germany, 2019.
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Grass islands on mountain pool, Sweden, 1998.
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