by Matthias Kirsch | Sep 19, 2010 | Photo of the day
I’m still at the seminar, going to come back home in the afternooon. Here is one quick photo from the graveyard around the church in the tiny town of Arnis at the Schlei. I loved how the sun was shining through those crosses. If I remember right those are the...
by Matthias Kirsch | Sep 12, 2010 | Photo of the day
“Tritt ein” – “enter” is a sign that can be found on most churches here. It means that they are open for everyone to enter, relax, pray, marvel. When I entered the cathedral St. Peter in Schleswig for the first time it took my breath...
by Matthias Kirsch | Sep 5, 2010 | Photo of the day
This little face is part of a bench beside the altar of Oldenswort church on the Eiderstedt peninsula, and it is actually looking out of the window. The colorful flowers made a nice background and offered a little contrast to the somehow sentimental expression of the...
by Matthias Kirsch | Aug 29, 2010 | Photo of the day
These roses are growing in front of the church in Tetenbüll on the Eiderstedt peninsula on the west coast. That area has more village churches from medieval times than most other area in Germany – wherever you are, you always see the top of a church tower. It...
by Matthias Kirsch | Aug 22, 2010 | Photo of the day
I took this photo of the Cathedral here in Schleswig on the longest day of this year, almost at midnight. We don’t have midnight sun in this area , but it stays quite bright around june 21st. The cathedral “St. Peter” is one of the mot important...
