Seahorses from the window

Alderdi Eder Karussell, SS

G7X

First Post with the new camera, a compact CanonG7Xii that I have finally bought. Taken from the catamaran that cruises along SS, cruising with A and T. More subtle, more like life itself. If only one could observe life from afar too. 

Paseo de Salamanca from the sea, SS

A bath in the morning sunlight

20

Paris 2017

Industrial landscape

Three boats in Pasajes San Juan

The photographer

Zurriola beach, SS

The other window

View from the back of the house in Hernani 3, SS.

Like 50 years ago

My grandparents bedroom in the Iturrikoa house. Then my mother's. Now my sister's. She has moved the beds to the other side of the room. Iturrikoa, Munitibar.

Iturrikoa

During seclusion we weren't allowed to go out of SS for three months. I hadn't anyway been in Munitibar for a year - or more - before. Not even once. Now I have visited the place three week in a row.

The same look through the same window of the bedroom of my childhood summers in my grandparents house in Munitibar.

Boxed

Pasajes, Gipuzkoa

In Memory

The bike ferry in Pasajes

La famiglia

Munitibar 2019

WANTED in Netflix

They came to the rescue
with their will to fly
They put back Australia
on my mind
A pale blue Falcon Wagon
and ahead
the red rough earth

The Herd

Sheep along the bike road to Oiartzun

Only the fear of God

I guess the bishop let them go out for a stroll. On the first Sunday after the relaxation of the lockout curiosity was stronger than fear.

Nuns in la Zurriola

Love of terraces

Pastelería Oiartzun, SS

Bodyless

My kind of police has always been the milkman.

Carnival 2020, SS

The rule of law

I read those cholera days the Court of the Red Czar, a well documented and well written book about Stalin's rule. Confined as we were I wanted to shout "Not an inch of power to the Soviets" whatever  they might be called nowadays to the right or the left.

Out of limits, muelle del Kursaal

The boys

Llafranc, August 2019

love to see them together