Flying Machine – Deutsches Museum
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Been flying?! Great shot!
Thank you! (:
Love the light and shadows in this one – I thought that was a real person for a moment!
Thanks Annie! :)
i’m pretty glad someone invented the airplane!
Me too… Now if they could make it a little more environmentally friendly I would completely love it! :D
Fabulous photo! It gives such an impression of freedom… xx
Thanks so much! :) xx
Such a photo and what an amazing old age flying contraption! x
Thank you SBM! :)
Amazing, it reminds me a bit of a Da Vinci sketch of one of his inventions. Very cool!
Thank you! That’s what it reminded me of as well! :)
Fabulous! Love the lighting – as you say, would probably have lost some of its intensity if it had been a brighter day. Sounds like another really fun outing :)
It was, thank you! :)
Fabulous shot – I love the colours and the shadows and patterns. Hope it’s not a real person left hanging there though!
Thank you! Nope, I am hoping he is papiermache or something, otherwise he’s been up there for a long time… :D
Fab photo. Is that a real person in there?
No, thankfully not! :D Thank you! :)
Oh, I love this!
Thanks Sarah! :)
Wow! Fab shot!
Thank you… :)
What a quirky shot! Had a quick read through the comments to figure out if it was an actual person or not!
Thanks Sonya! :)
Great composition, love looking up through the wings, and the light is wonderful.
Thank you… (:
Cool shot! Now completely fascinated and want to know more about it
Thank you Kriss! :)
Brilliant shot! Love the angle and the colours
Thank you Michelle! :)
Wow that’s great!
Thanks Rachel! :)
This is great! Was there actually someone up there?
He’s just a papiermache man I think…. Thanks Sally! :)
You wouldn’t catch me hanging from that, it looks so fragile! Fantastic shot Emma :-D
I know right. Definitely wouldn’t want to do anything long haul in it! Thank you… :) x
I’m fairly sure that’s Otto Lilienthal’s Doppeldecker or double decker. And no, no air plane geek, but we learnt about him in primary school because he was somewhat of a local where I grew up in Germany x
Aha… Thank you Carolin! That is very interesting! :) x
Great photo! Very interesting x
Thanks Kim! :)
Wow, I love the light in this picture. Absolutely stunning.
Thank you! (:
Great shot, love the angle and the light filtering through the fab colour of the fabric.
Thank you Fiona! :)
Wow love this xx
Thanks Wendy! :)
Love the way the light bounces around creating various patterns
Thank you for linking up
Thanks so much! :)
indoor windsurfing! Looks amazing.
You could try couldn’t you? Thank you :)
Sunning. Beautiful colours, light and shade. Just beautiful!
Thank you! (:
Great shot, Now is that first, business or economy class?
He has a top hat on, must be first! :D
Wow!
Thanks Colette! :)
Wow, can you imagine how exciting it must have been for those first intrepid pilots?
I think they must have been quite passionate about it… Either that or completely nuts! :D
Great pic!!!
Thanks Leslie! :)
Beautiful, the perspective, the colours. There’s nothing like a day at the museum to brighten dark winter days, right?
Completely! I love them in the summer too though, when nobody has the same idea! :D Thank you…
Fantastic shot
Thank you ! (:
A fabulous shot – so interesting to see
Thanks so much! :)
Wow, that is a brilliant shot :) x
Thank you, glad you like it! :)
Sounds like a fascinating place, this science museum and you’ve taken a great photo.
Thank you Cathy! :)
Very fascinating photo x x x
Thanks so much! Glad we don’t fly like this now, although it would be far better for the planet!
Beautiful, looks like many this morning on Silent Sunday think of travelling, journeys…etc.
Thank you! :)
Great photo, I don’t think I’d fancy flying in it though!
Me neither! Thank you! :D
What a great photo, looks like Da Vinici’s flying mahine. Would be a great place to take the kids x
Thank you! My two love it there! :)
The colours, light and shadows are all lovely. I would have asked where it was taken but you’ve answered that in other comments. My kids love science museums, Munich is one to remember if we’re ever there.
Thank you Lou! :)
Oooh….spooky. Delicatessan-esque!
Thank you :D
Lovely shot, the colours are wonderful
Thanks Amanda! :)
Fabulous colour! Where is this?
In the biggest science Museum I have ever been too in Munich! :) Thank you…
Is that one of Leonardo Da Vincis inventions? I think I remember seeing sketches similar to it in Rome.
Do you know I am not sure? I was too busy taking a picture of it and forgot to read the sign! It’s lovely though isn’t it? Thank you…
Amazing man/woman in their flying machine. Great light, great perspective (love the blue and the yellow)….wondering where it is!
Thank you! It was taken at the quite brilliant Deutsches Museum in Munich yesterday, on such a dark and dreary day. I think that helped with the light though! :D