“Let it snow” is a pop song from 1945, mostly played during the Christmas season, written and composed by Sammy Cahn and Jule Styne. Sung by many, the probably most popular version of this song is by Dean Martin. And a most fitting song for today, December 1st 2020, as the Streets of Nuremberg are covered by the first snow of the season. How is that for a winter cliché? And now I’m dreaming of a white christmas 🙂
This photograph of half timbered houses in the Old Town below the Imperial Castle was taken with my Olympus OM-D E-M1 and the mZuiko 12-100 F/4. Image specs are 2 secs @ f/8 and ISO 250, with a focal length of 31mm (equals 62mm in full frame). Camera was on a tripod. RAW conversion and post processing in Lightroom CC
Have a great Tuesday! And keep warm and stay safe!
Marcus
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Beautiful picture and nice colors, I love those houses 🙂
Thanks so much, glad you like the post! Marcus
Wonderful image . . . wow! Thanks for including image specs.
Thanks so much for taking the time to read and comment! Marcus
Wow! That image literally looks like something out of a fairy tale. My first reaction was that it was a model of a Renaissance village. As I read your post, I realized that it was a view of your city. A very beautiful image.
Thanks so much, Patrick, for your kind words, they are highly appreciated! Marcus
So evocative of the cultural richesse that is Europe. I hope you (European cultures) are not losing that, or forgetting it. It looks like you are not. I envy old cultures. / My son was born in Geneva-CH on a night just exactly like this one. It had just started snowing about an hour before. And that’s kind of rare in Geneva. Even the lighting in this photo reminded me of it.
Thanks so much for your thoughts, very much appreciated! Glad I could bring back some memories from the night your son was born. Stay safe! Marcus
Stunning picture Marcus. I love the way the light comes from out of sight off to the left. Keep you and yours safe and healthy and have a joyful season.
Thanks so much for your kind words, highly appreciated! The light was beautiful indeed that night. Enjoy the season as well, and stay safe! Marcus
Schönes Nürnberg-Foto!
Dankeschön! Marcus
Gorgeous Marcus. Hope you are all keeping well. M.
Thanks, Marion, much appreciated! All well here, hope your you and yours as well! Stay safe! Marcus
Wunderbar – wonderfull!
Dankeschön 🙂
Beautiful!
Thanks 🙂
I love the colors and architecture of your city, Marcus. A beautiful city. 😊
Thanks, John, as always….