The local press came along while we were walking through Tübingen on yesterday’s excursion. The article is in German, maybe someone’s brave enough to post an English translation as a comment? Click here to see the face of the press photographer who took the picture for the article while 15 cameras were pointed at him.
There is also an English translation available here (thanks Rebecca!)
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Congratulations on the press. Always great local advertising.
Great photo shot for it too. That’s hysterically funny, though it could be the jet lag talking in me
OK, Chris, Alan and I will give it a try.
“Headline - Here While You Have Cameras That Have Tickets.
The Tuba Player, Chris Marquardt twinkles on the Internet and Curses at Photographs - with a Nun who travels with ill nuts.”
second thoughts, this is a bit difficult.
But we did manage to translate that both Alan and Simon are great photographers, who definitely don’t drink too much beer and believe in the new martial art of the vignette-jitsu. John Arnold drinks too much beer and suffers from headaches and tourette’s syndrome, shouting “Photowalkthrough.com” at everyone he meets in Germany.
Having a great time, cheers for the knowledge, fun, pizza, ideas, etc. etc.
I’ve posted a translation in the Workshops section on the forum.
Simon’s version is much better, though…
Rebecca