Northern Impressions of Werder Street by bernieloehn

Photography • Urban/Cityscape • posted on Nov 05, 2011

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Description

With this collage we walk down my street directly to the North. The bottom panorama(South)shows a 360 degrees view in North of the next crossing near my house (the center points to the North). So we are between SchroeÂ¶der Street in the South and Moenchhof Street in the North. The sportscar is driving towards the river Neckar (Southern direction). Please notice the tree with the yellow leaves. In the central panorama we have already crossed the Moenchhof Street. We stand in front of the Catholic Curch St. Raphael (the center points to the West). In the center of the left third (Southern direction) you can see again the yellow leaved tree. In the top panorama we are in the very North end of the Werder Street. We are in the center of the Werder Park and we look in the center to the North. I hope you will like this little journey down my street. Please zoooooooooooooooom in and post comments. ;-) Bernie

Comments (10)

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uncollared

6:14AM | Sat, 05 November 2011

nice

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fallen21

8:00AM | Sat, 05 November 2011

Beautiful collage & shots.

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Kindredsoul

8:21AM | Sat, 05 November 2011

well well shots, glad to get to know your area.

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Radar_rad-dude

10:56AM | Sat, 05 November 2011

A very fine set of panoramas! Gorgeous photography and a very splendid looking neighborhood! Most excellent scenes and thanks for sharing, Bernie! Much appreciated!!!

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Hendesse

12:43PM | Sat, 05 November 2011

Fantastic panoramas of an area which I know very well. Werder park, here I smoked my first secret cigarettes with 12 or 13 years, when I was going to the Moenchhof junior high school. At that time the park looked quite different, not so well maintained.

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