Happy Easter
Sonntag, April 16, 2006
Finally...
...after a time of 6 months, I had the opportunity visiting my parents place again.I was really glad about this and to see all of my family again because It was hard to get the assent. You must know people in office lost my application for leave. They couldn't find it. So I had to ask many times and do many phone calls before I got the assent on Friday evening.
When I arrived there weather was wonderful though, but I also could see nature isn't so far yet as at my current place of living and my work. I only could see crocuses, snowdrops and spring snowflakes. But a good sign was bees began to fly again.
Montag, März 27, 2006
iPod Shuffle
iPod Shuffle
Originally uploaded by jens0565.
I've bought it via auction at ebay last Wednesday and received it today. The seller didn't open it yet. So it's completely unused and new. I also safed a little bit money including postal charges.
Samstag, Dezember 31, 2005
Ein frohes und gesundes Neues Jahr ... - A Happy New Year ... - Feliz Ano Novo .... あなたのすべてへの明けましておめでとう
Ein frohes und gesundes Neues Jahr ... - A Happy New Year ... - Feliz Ano Novo .... あなたのすべてへの明けましておめでとう
Originally uploaded by jens0565.
Ein frohes und gesundes Neues Jahr für Euch alle - A Happy New Year to all of you - Feliz Ano Novo para ti.... - あなたのすべてへの明けましておめでとう
Freitag, Oktober 07, 2005
Mittwoch, Oktober 05, 2005
Marsh Area "Langenhägener Seewiesen" - A Place Where Cranes Meet
Yesterday, I drove to a marsh area called "Langenhägener Seewiesen". This place is near my home town Lübz and well known for its cranes which meet there before flying to Spain, Portugal and the nort of Africa. As you can see you also can enjoy wonderful sunsets.
I also tried taking pictures of flying cranes. If the pictures are well done I'll also post these here.
Sonntag, Oktober 02, 2005
Sonntag, September 25, 2005
Mittwoch, September 14, 2005
Donnerstag, September 08, 2005
Dienstag, August 09, 2005
Nagasaki - August, 9th 1945
Nagasaki - August, 9th 1945
Originally uploaded by jens0565.
"Ein warmer Wind begann zu wehen. In der Ferne sah ich hier und dort viele kleine Feuer, Elfen-Feuern gleich, glimmen. Nagasaki war vollständig zerstört."
- Yosuke Yamahata -
"A warm wind began to blow. Here and there in the distance I saw many small fires, like elf-fires, smoldering. Nagasaki had been completely destroyed."
- Yosuke Yamahata -
The picture above was taken by Yosuke Yamahata who began to photograph the devastation of Nagasaki on August 10th.
...picture of the rose is from me.
More pictures and drawings you can find at following site www.exploratorium.edu/nagasaki/mainn.html
By the way I don't know if translation is correct becaus I was using online translator.
Samstag, August 06, 2005
Remember and never forget
Remember and never forget
Originally uploaded by jens0565.
Monday, August 6h 1945 has changed the world. At 8:15 AM (JST), the first A-Bomb was dropped from the one of the B-29 bombers that flew over Hiroshima on that day.
It generated an enormous amount of energy in terms of air pressure and heat. In addition, it generated a significant amount of radiation (Gamma ray and neutrons) that subsequently caused devastating human injuries.
The people who saw this bomb often say "We saw another sun in the sky when it exploded." The heat and the light generated by the A-Bomb were far stronger than bombs which they had seen before. When the heat wave reached ground level it burnt all before it including people.
The strong wind generated by the bomb destroyed most of the houses and buildings within a 1.5 miles radius. When the wind reached the mountains, it was reflected and again hit the people in the city center. The wind generated this weapon caused the most serious damage to the city and people.
The radiation generated by the bomb caused long-term problems to those affected. Many people died within the first few months and many more in subsequent years because of radiation exposure. Some people had genetic problems which sometimes resulted in having malformed babies or being unable to have children.
It is believed that more than 140,000 people died by the end of the year. They were citizens including students, soldiers and Koreans who worked in factories within the city. The total number of people who have died due to the bomb is estimated to be 200,000.
Source
source of the text: www.csi.ad.jp/ABOMB/
source pictures: photo gallery of www.lclark.edu/~history/HIROSHIMA/ (by HIROMI TSUCHIDA) There you'll also find the info about the clock, the nail and monocular...and other things.
www.csi.ad.jp/ABOMB/ picture of The Peace Bell
www.aktivepolitik.de/hiroshima.htm
...there you can find the info about place and time of taking the picture in upper left corner
It generated an enormous amount of energy in terms of air pressure and heat. In addition, it generated a significant amount of radiation (Gamma ray and neutrons) that subsequently caused devastating human injuries.
The people who saw this bomb often say "We saw another sun in the sky when it exploded." The heat and the light generated by the A-Bomb were far stronger than bombs which they had seen before. When the heat wave reached ground level it burnt all before it including people.
The strong wind generated by the bomb destroyed most of the houses and buildings within a 1.5 miles radius. When the wind reached the mountains, it was reflected and again hit the people in the city center. The wind generated this weapon caused the most serious damage to the city and people.
The radiation generated by the bomb caused long-term problems to those affected. Many people died within the first few months and many more in subsequent years because of radiation exposure. Some people had genetic problems which sometimes resulted in having malformed babies or being unable to have children.
It is believed that more than 140,000 people died by the end of the year. They were citizens including students, soldiers and Koreans who worked in factories within the city. The total number of people who have died due to the bomb is estimated to be 200,000.
Source
source of the text: www.csi.ad.jp/ABOMB/
source pictures: photo gallery of www.lclark.edu/~history/HIROSHIMA/ (by HIROMI TSUCHIDA) There you'll also find the info about the clock, the nail and monocular...and other things.
www.csi.ad.jp/ABOMB/ picture of The Peace Bell
www.aktivepolitik.de/hiroshima.htm
...there you can find the info about place and time of taking the picture in upper left corner
Samstag, Juli 30, 2005
Blick herab... - Looking Down...
Blick herab... - Looking Down...
Originally uploaded by jens0565.
...zum Zentrum der Blüte.
...To The Center Of The Petal
If you...
Wenn Ihr... - If you...
Originally uploaded by jens0565.
If you also want to feel as a guest on this flower please enjoy a bigger size. :)
New digital cam
Originally uploaded by jens0565.
Do you know this? You take pictures with your actual cam, but you are in the opinion your pictures are not good enough anymore because there is a problem: you like to take macro shots but you can't get close enough to the object that you can see each detail sharp and clearly...also after making a cut out..
I also had this problem, and if I wanted to take macro pictures I had to take the digital cam of employer. But last Sunday, I decided not to use this cam anymore for private things and to buy an own digital cam finally. After doing a lot of researches at the internet and catalogues, I decided for a NIKON Coolpix 4600 because I could find there a lot of extra programs and the detail list was not so patchy ...and if you already can find the details you are looking for, I'm sure you also would decide for this product because it's simply user friendly. Do you agree?Another reason to decide for this cam was, this camera is reasonably priced with all it's functions.
So I ordered this camera immediately on Sunday.
On Thursday, when I came from work to enjoy my lunch break the postman ...ok, it's a woman...brought this cam. But I only could unpack this cam because my lunch break was almost over.
But in the evening, I took some first pictures in the garden...and after taking the first pictures I was really glad about this decision because the result of pictures was more than satisfying for me, although I did something wrong at first...not to use automatic if I want to take macro pictures. :) Sometimes it's better to use the manual of a new product at first. :).... and here you can see some results of taking pictures from Thursday to today I hope you'll like and enjoy these. :)
Do you know this? You take pictures with your actual cam, but you are in the opinion your pictures are not good enough anymore because there is a problem: you like to take macro shots but you can't get close enough to the object that you can see each detail sharp and clearly...also after making a cut out..
I also had this problem, and if I wanted to take macro pictures I had to take the digital cam of employer. But last Sunday, I decided not to use this cam anymore for private things and to buy an own digital cam finally. After doing a lot of researches at the internet and catalogues, I decided for a NIKON Coolpix 4600 because I could find there a lot of extra programs and the detail list was not so patchy ...and if you already can find the details you are looking for, I'm sure you also would decide for this product because it's simply user friendly. Do you agree?Another reason to decide for this cam was, this camera is reasonably priced with all it's functions.
So I ordered this camera immediately on Sunday.
On Thursday, when I came from work to enjoy my lunch break the postman ...ok, it's a woman...brought this cam. But I only could unpack this cam because my lunch break was almost over.
But in the evening, I took some first pictures in the garden...and after taking the first pictures I was really glad about this decision because the result of pictures was more than satisfying for me, although I did something wrong at first...not to use automatic if I want to take macro pictures. :) Sometimes it's better to use the manual of a new product at first. :).... and here you can see some results of taking pictures from Thursday to today I hope you'll like and enjoy these. :)
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