During last year’s EJC I discovered that my tent neighbor Betty was actually a pretty awesome hoop player. She had three very nice LED hoops and happily she agreed on taking a few photos of here playing at night.
So here are some shots from beside the EJC’s fireplace.
Although this picture might look a little dramatic I can tell you that every thing was fine as it was taken on the traditional Easter fire.
A poem:
Roses are red dead
winter is here.
The European Juggling Convention (EJC) is the biggest jugging event in the world. It started quite small with 11 people back in 1978 in Brighton, England and grew up over the years (the biggest EJC was in München, Germany with about 7200 participants).
This summer the EJC 2016 took place in Almere, Netherlands and it was the first time I joined in. I was pretty much excited about all those friendly, beautiful people from all across Europe with these awesome juggling skills from club juggling over hula hoop playing to stilt walking (or even playing soccer on stilts). Here is a small excerpt from the tons of photos I took.
Since weeks I looked forward to this year’s zombie walk. It was great fun last year and I took a lot of awesome photos there. Sadly three days before the walk the shutter of my EOS 70D died and I had to use my old dusty 450D 🙁
However it was a lot of fun and here are some pics of the 7th zombie walk in Bielefeld.
For the 20th time Bielefeld celebrated the Carnival of Cultures. As usual it was a real pleasure to see all those beautiful and fanciful costumes.
This is one of the photos I like most from my first experience with low-key photography (which I had some time ago).
The tiny, tiny, little shoe of my daughter (it’s here first pair of shoes) on a (for Marshall dimensions) tiny, tiny, little Marshall amp for mobile devices.
The attentive observer may have noticed that the bud in the second picture is a rhododendron.
