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eclectic imaging (redux)
... namely a gang of neo-liberal schmucks, apple-polishers, and political palookas who will have enough time and majority to ruin this country completely. The big brainwashing of the people of Germany was obviously successful, and big projects for widening the social gap are just around the corner.
(Image: Statue (St. Nepomuk?) at Obere Brücke, Bamberg)
My (old) coffee-table book of selected postings.
More MadScientist: eclecticimaging.tumblr.com, the guy behind this blog
@Linerberry: Four more years of market radicals in the government! This will be an expensive legislative period!
@António Pires: Ah, I remember these beautiful shots of yours! I usually try to correct a too dynamic range with software, but I really have to try ND filters one day. But I think your shots are flawless, nothing to make better there. Tomorrow's posting digs a bit further into the abyss.
@Ian Bramham: I was having dinner, but the camera was also at hand. :-)
@Steven: No bridge without its bridge saint! :)
@B.Held: I couldn't let this happen without taking a photo!
@Ronnie 2¢: Not here. Many people are 'relieved' that we now have the best of all governments. Crazy.
@dj.tigersprout: Thanks heaps, Jaycee!!
@Luis Rodrigues: Many thanks, Luis!
@Pavan Kaul: Sort of a bonus that I couldn't defeat. :-)
@MARIANA: Many thanks, Mariana!
@bluechameleon: I found it so convincing that I had to interrupt my meal for a second. :-)
@akarui: And it was still mild, too!
@Ted: Thanks, Ted! There will be many possibilities for total despair in the next four years!
@Twelvebit: I think this is right. But I think the western world (and especially Europe) takes itself too seriously. I don't know if it will be Asia - the vultures are already circling round the dead - but maybe the southern hemisphere. Nobody talks about the southern hemisphere, and perhaps something new will develop from there long after we were becoming history.
@Japanalia: Oh, I'm just chatting here. :-) To grieve for our endangered society would be the wrong means, indeed: what this government needs is a strong opposition. The problem is, there is none.
@Twelvebit: Already a good place for planning the next revolution. :-D
@Laurent: That was made during a very pleasing lunch time. :-)
