When I came home from work today my wife suggested we walk over to the park (Wiener Prater). Although I was quite a bit tired I thought this would be a refreshing end to a busy day.
Also, it gave me the opportunity to take some pictures and maybe do a blog post about it. The result is what you are reading. It’s only a short post but since I haven’t posted in a while and my blog is a bit lacking in volume I thought it would motivate me to get some more content out.
Yesterday, I discovered the latest blogpost by Dave Powell who always inspires me to blog more but somehow I never get around to it. The trick is to just start. Dave has a wonderful blog called “shoottokyo” which I have been reading for a while now. Check it out here: www.shoottokyo.com
So let’s see what I got today.
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When we walk over to the Wiener Prater there is a nice path going by some Tennis courts. I think Tennis season is coming to and but it is not completely over yet.
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There are so many areas in the Wiener Prater that are so different. This part is just south of the Konstantinteich and I really like it.
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A woman sitting on one of the many lawns enjoying a beautiful but cool evening.
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There were many people out and about running today. The main road (Hauptallee) through the Prater is actually a popular running location.
All shots were taken with my Fuji X-T2 and 16mm f1.4 lens and edited in Lightroom. I applied the Acros film simulation and did some exposure and contrast corrections.
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