"wise use of land and rock..." (comment by abej2004)
frizztext: We admire the stability of the castle-walls. But why? Because we feel over flooded, because we want to use the quiet chance of self-exploring at least occasionally. Montaigne: "My library is in the third story of a tower; on the first is my chapel, on the second a bedroom with ante-chambers, where I often lie to be alone; and above it there is a great wardrobe. Adjoining my library is a very neat little room, in which a fire can be laid in winter, and which is pleasantly lighted by a window..." Michel de Montaigne (1533 - 1592)
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da hatten wir in der Tat die gleiche
Getriebenheit
schön dieser virtuelle Bogen aus Straße und
Fluß - und wessen Traum ist das?
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...wessen Traum ist das? Vielleicht der Traum
der Zurückgezogenen und Arroganten, der
Global Player und Einkommensmillionäre,
derjenigen, die nicht zur Masse gehören
wollen. Wir allerdings waren heilfroh, als
wir diesen unheimlichen Talkessel mit der
menschenleeren Anlage (geschlossen vom 1.
Nov. - 1. März) wieder verlassen hatten und
eintauchen konnten hinein in das fröhliche
Gemurmel einer Autobahnraststätte...
Posted 38 months ago.
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Never Was An Arrow [deleted] says:
SHOULD I EVER go to Europe...I must see this
castle.
Easy enough to fix, just use the
SpotHealingBrush - that's the tool that looks
like an Elastoplast ;)
Posted 38 months ago.
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Bloggerati Star [deleted] says:
I fixed your pic as requested in the Fix My Pic Group.
See my version posted here: I Fixed Your Pic Group, or click on the image to view my
photostream.
Posted 38 months ago.
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thanks, indeed, you managed to eliminate the
disturbing sunlight lense reflexes - and
congrats to your many other photoshop results
in your flickr-stream, especially those with
OOB-tricks...
Posted 38 months ago.
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Schade, daß es hier im Norden kaum Burgen
gibt....Wunderschöne Aufnahme. Ganz toll
fotografiert..... Burg und Landschaft
gefallen mir sehr! www.flickr.com/groups/deutsche_fotografen/
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aber WARUM verehren wir so sehr die
stabilität der burgmauern? weil wir uns
überflutet fühlen, weil wir lieber die chance
zur selbstversenkung wenigstens zuweilen
erleben wollen...
We admire the stability of the
castle-walls. But why?
Because we feel overflooded, because we
want to use
the quiet chance of self-exploring at least
occasionally.
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~M [deleted] says:
Absolutely stunning capture; this photo is a
beauty :)
Congratulations!
Your pic becomes nominee of "Shield Of
Excellence"
Please add this photo to Shield Of Excellence Group
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I will send you the original size (2 MB,
1593x1522) via mail-attachment, if you send
me your mail address to dffrizz@aol.com
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Posted 34 months ago.
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ich werde mal andere deutsch-sprachige
fotografen, die in meiner kontakt-liste und
auch in den explore-archiven stecken, stück
für stück auf die i500-gruppe von MSC
aufmerksam machen... www.flickr.com/groups/384144@N22/
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English is not my native language, but it is
my great wish, to share some of my (at first
Geman) essays with the world - so please, if
you have a little time, help me to correct
sentences with mistakes...
FrizzText:
MICHEL DE MONTAIGNE
"My library is in the third story of a
tower; on the first is my chapel, on the
second a bedroom with ante-chambers, where I
often lie to be alone; and above it there is
a great wardrobe. Adjoining my library is a
very neat little room, in which a fire can be
laid in winter, and which is pleasantly
lighted by a window..." Michel de
Montaigne (1533 - 1592) wrote in the chapter
"On Three Kinds of Relationships".
Montaigne liked being retired, seeking
distance to a world of bloody fights between
religious groups. Did these things develop,
400 years later? Montaigne tried to escape
dogmatic thoughts finding a new way of
hammering out thoughts via his typical
relaxed method of writing. Living 200 years
earlier than the other genius of essay, the
depressed Soren Kierkegaard, Montaigne was
not as filled up with anxiety as the Danish
philosopher - he instead managed to stay calm
with a solid resource of optimism, though
things outside his favourite tower often run
very worse.
His courageous goal was the overcoming of
the stereotyped medieval conception of the
world, in which humans usually had been
overwhelmed by church- or
government-authorities like puppets on a
string. Montaigne established the departure
to individual noticing, founded an
anthropocentric view of world. This probably
had something fresh to his contemporary
readers.
Montaigne's program was to dip down in ones
own mind: "Everyone, who is listening to
his inner landscape of thoughts, is able to
discover his identity, so that he is able to
repel everything, which does not fit
this." About his style of writing
essayist Elias Canetti noticed:
"Montaigne is most beautiful, because he
does not hurry."
Aged 17 Michel de Montaigne had ridden to
Paris, to complete his humanistic education.
There he had attached important relations,
had operated with prostitutes notoriously and
had squandered the family wealth, until the
father pulled the emergency brake and called
him back to Bordeaux, where he had to begin a
boring job at the local court (if we can
trust the speculations of the French
biographer Lacouture).
Historically more secured is Montaigne's
political identity: the France of his time
had torn up, the faith splitting escalated in
the "St. Bartholomew's Day
Massacre" in Paris on 24 August 1572,
bloody amuck in many other French cities
followed, also in Montaigne's Bordeaux. He
had been the mayor of the city in that
period, and particularly in the second term
of office 1583-85, he skilfully succeeded to
calm down the parties (Catholics tried to
slaughter the Protestant Huguenots).
His "ideology-free" position had
been developed in expanded studies of the
classical philosophers - and in a thereupon
diametrically opposite literary attempt to
justify an own individual kind of thinking
and writing: precisely analyzing human
conditions (using oneself as the only field,
one can explore without too much strange
mistakes) without being paralyzed by social
regulations of how to search and communicate.
"I do not proclaim doctrines of faith,
but not obligatory opinions, which one can
classify as a gesture alike done by children,
trying to show their experiments: they only
want to learn, not to instruct or
indoctrinate."
The sceptical, further-asking, essentially
open dialogue of Montaigne influenced such
thinkers as Diderot, Lichtenberg or
Nietzsche. His writing method encouraged
philosophy, psychology - and hundreds of
essayists. Indeed we hope that Montaigne's
voice will never get lost...
HarryBo73 said, commenting the
black+white-version (now deleted):
Great shot, I really like the Burg Eltz. I
use to go to school in Mayen, which is not
far away from the castle. And by the way.
Great Angle and perspective !!
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