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I took the train home to Lemgo, via Cologne where I shot the image above. Cologne has a great main station, with many different light colors and structures. Unfortunately I didn’t have much time to shoot there this time. So most of the following images were shot from the train.

Leaving Mannheim through Ludwigshafen.

When I wasn’t shooting, I read.

Leaving Mainz.

Reading AND shooting.

Entering the Rhine valley.

There are so many beautiful castles in the Rhine valley.

Arriving at Koblenz main station.

Arriving in Cologne.

Waiting for my last train in Bielefeld.

Now these are the interesting shots of this weekend, taken on the trip back to Heidelberg. I went by train, with stops in Bielefeld and Cologne. While most of these shots were taken handheld, even while walking, some of the shots from Cologne were taken supported by my new traveling tripod.

Jahnplatz, Bielefeld. Not really a nice city.

Passing by.

Hauptbahnhof, Bielefeld.      

In the train.

Exiting the train at the main station in Cologne.

This one I’ll have to shoot on tripod some other time, with more consideration.

Domplatte, Köln.

Quick shot from the tripod. I was in a little hurry, didn’t want to miss my train so I didn’t spent too much time fine tuning the framing of these images.

Back in the main station.

Entering the train.

On route to Mannheim.

Finishing with some random shots from yesterday…