An admittedly not very exciting view up Mülheim’s Kaiserstrasse – there’s not anything particularly remarkable in this photo, except maybe that the street looks terribly patched up at this point. And again I seem to have unconsciously waited for traffic to clear the road, because it looks unusually quiet!

This is not really sharp and it’s heavily filtered because of all the digital noise, but I went with the “painted” look because I just like this photo too much to throw it away.

For a short time, there’s green, yellow and red everywhere. With only a little HDR help!

The Mallows also made a comeback in late September.

Our very own sunflower at its best at the end of September.

Looking down Mülheim’s Kaiserstrasse – or up, depending on how you see it. The street actually starts in the north at the Kaiserplatz and then goes about 900 meters southwest until it becomes the Werdener Weg. But since the street actually goes somewhat steeply uphill to the southwest, we always say that we go “up there”. From this location you can still see the cluster of large trees at the catholic hospital and thanks to the tele lens even some of the buildings way down at the Kaiserplatz. I took this photo at the end of July of this year – there was just a lull in traffic at that moment, this street is usually extremely busy.