i neglected this little blog for quite a while now - i was very busy with working and living ( there was more of working than living ) and like always, i didn't feel like putting some more precious time into updating this blog ( it takes quite a while to work on posts, even though i never post deep thoughts or reviews about my life or anything different that could be valued as something helpful or important ). so here i am again, back with some months old photos. i think they're from april. the first few are just randomized but the rest of the photos were made on a trip to hohenstein castle together with friends first and then with my parents on another day. i love this set a lot.
self portrait time. i went for something slightly skin revealing. sometimes you're just in the mood.
my most favourite bedroom lamp. my brother and his girlfriend made it for me a few years ago as a birthday gift.
i will never tire of photographing cats in all circumstances of life :)
the church near hohenstein castle on a cloudy day with goats munching away grass in front of it.
witch magic skull!
hohenstein castle is beautifully sitting high above a cliff in the taunus mountains and it's also really remarkable because it was kind of built into that mentioned cliff. i think it's one of my most favourite castles to date. to be sitting up above in one of the two towers and look down onto the little village of hohenstein is just breathtaking everytime.
the view onto the lush taunus mountains. spring makes for the best green colours!
there is a passage through the cliff ( and right under the castle ) from one side of the building to the other side.
best stones forever. i love natural finished rocks
beautiful orange lichen growing on the old stonewalls.
and nature crawls in every corner.
my dad walking on the high passage.
i loved my outfit that day. very rare!
another daddy picture and also proof that we were very high above the ground.
delicate spring blossoms.
there's just something about ruins and these little specks of nature that just gets me every time.
the passageway through the cliffs. you can also see clearly that the old men of history did an amazing job on building the castle onto those cliffs.
stairways, neat little stairways.
good picture of the main castle.
after exploring the castle we went to see if we could enter the little church next to it. but it was closed and all we got to see from the inside was this little glimpse of one of the church windows' glass work.
mirroring clouds.
details of the church doorts.
my most favourite plant of early spring: lilacs. their smell is heavenly and the blossoms so cute. little burls and knops of white, lavender and deep violet.
orchard with old fruit trees.
i found this barn with the tree so charming.
and a last picture of the church and the castle, again with goaties!
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