211 Comments for Heidelberg Thingplatz

Quite nicely done Motts. Bye the bye, have you ever had a face to face meeting with Miss Lynne.

This might be the hemmoroid maximus. How did they do that for so many hours without an electric doughnut.

Maybe the circus maximus.

What a beautiful green site. Bars not, a introduction to what Is about to be, a wedding , a ceremony to be. Nice pic. A lot left to the imagination. Also, it's so nice to see Lynne's comments.

Amazing Gallery Motts!!
can't wait for more.

Wallpaper?! please :)

Being as old as it is i'm certain whoever rests here has become a part of the earth itself. It's amazing to think that one day WE will become a part of the earth as well.

That's pretty amazing. A lot of detail was put into this model. It could be carved into some sort of stone but my guess would be that this is all bronze.

It's weird. That black design on the map kind of looks roughly like a grenade.

GORGEOUS shot! B & W was perfect for conveying the timelessness you've captured in this composition. Grand work, as always.

Cripes, it's frightening to imagine people sitting there at one time, given the circumstances. Marvelous shot, nonetheless!

Quiet pretty, wow... What a shot!

I see a wallpaper... Please !!

In germany there are sometimes models usually made of bronze. these are made for the blind people, so they can feel what the place looks like... the elements on these models often have their explanations written in Braille-script

It's so true I had a three grandfathers in the was one never came home. What angers me is that we still allow bloodshed like the to happen. Places like Uganda and Rwanda... the wold said it would never happen again... and we turn a blind eye to it all.

Sad.... sorry to bring the mood down. Love the pic's but it does bring back the stories of my grandfathers.

He aways told me that he hopes that we may never have to go though the streets of blood and ash like he did....