ghost of nature.

the taunus woods on the edge to november. my parents visited me for a short week-end at the end of october which brought us back up into the taunus mountains again, to go mushroom-hunting ( of course 😂 ). the leaves were slowly loosing their colourful demeanor and more rusty red tones were taking over - so typical for the upcoming month of november. while october is my most favourite month of the year, mellow november is very dear to me, too, so by now the anticipation towards that month usually lowers itself upon my brain waves. it's a time of introspection, of slowly snuggling up inside yourself again, staying in more and enjoying the quietness that settles in when the colder months come around. while i am always very sad to see october go, november is not a bad follow-up at all, and that's exactly because of the things i just mentioned. plus, it's a spooky season, much spookier than october actually is, filled with fogs and rain and moody weather. in that first inbetwee...

rock structures. it's been quite a while since i last made a post on wiesbaden ( february! ), so it's time again to dive into the fabric of the city i am living in! over the course of time ( about 10 years now ) it feels like i have sufficiently explored it enough, sometimes even feeling a little bored by the prospect of just going out on a walk in the various neighborhoods. so it always surprises me, upon revisiting places, that i have not seen it all yet, and even if i did, with every change of the seasons the perspectives can also change places that you have been to hundreds of times already! and every time, really, every time, i get to uncover little secret, formerly unseen details, suddenly discover a street that i haven't walked yet, or make out a scenery that absolutely speaks to my heart! buildings formerly uninteresting to me start to develop a charm that is irresistible, and structures and colours appear in a new way in the context of a different season. cities ha...