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on June 14, 2009

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Spät am Abend war die Sonne schon zu tief. Und der Blitz hat nur einen kleinen Teil der wunderbaren blauen Farbe eingefangen. Weitere Makrobilder hier

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The 4th Internationale Bayer Cup

After six years without Nikon, I had the opportunity to work with a Nikon D5. What a pleasure. I felt right at home. With the exception of a much-changed autofocus. And as with every professional Camera, that is where the skill rests. The event I covered, was the 4th international Bayer Cup. I appreciate the hospitality given and would like to thank Bayer Leverkusen that. The event saw some great Judo in a very well organized environment.

The Spoilt in Mainz

The Spoilt are a wonderful, young band from Bonn. They have made their musical way through various band competitions and earned the right to play on the RPR 1 summer special this Saturday. It was my pleasure having had the opportunity to cover them throughout the event. Great musicians and wonderful people.

Grand Prix in Düsseldorf

At 18:34 the kids of the JC Wermelskirchen stood on the podium where minutes before the medal ceremony had commenced. A day full of cheering had ended. Now they cheer for each other in the same loud voice that has supported every German Judoka who took part in the Grand Prix. In a sport that is more known for “the gentle way” this crowd put life into the soul of everyone watching. Heartfelt cheers for the local favorites, encouraging support for the unknown Judoka from faraway places. What a pleasant change from other, sometimes over commercialized sports where the “small fans” are often left at the sidelines. Where else would it be possible that two entire blocks of a top international event are filled with youngsters who use the opportunity to deepen their love for the sport and encourage their idols to win. And encouragement was sometimes needed. The “gentle way sport” prides itself with spectacular throws which look to the untrained eye like a potentially fatal attack, rather than ...

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