Photographer's Note
The tradition to set up May trees or May poles is widespread in Germany and can be found in Rhineland, Bavaria and other areas. But the are some differences.
Rhenish May trees are simple firs which have been stripped off their bark and lower branches, set up before May 1st and intended to stand only for a few weeks. It is the pride of the local bachelors to erect them without help of motorized machines, using only pure physical strength and simple mechanical tricks.
Bavaria May trees are painted white-blue (do never say blue-white!), intended to remain in use for several years and they show pretty signs with the insignia of the local crafts. This one at Aying was set up in 2018.
There would have been no occasion to replace him in 2020 oder 2021...
dedee, worldcitizen, jemaflor, ChrisJ has marked this note useful
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dedee
(2931) 2021-06-04 4:53
Hi Sven
I do like this image with all of the illustrations of trades people. They show up well against the blue sky and red roof.
David
lousat
(138551) 2021-06-04 13:58
Hi Sven, your note are very interesting and the pic is very useful too,i never seen nothing like that before,perfect capture of this bavarian tree very sharp and bright,i like it! Have a nice weekend and thanks,Luciano
jemaflor
(146206) 2021-06-04 23:03
Salut Sven,
Bien mis en valeur ce tr鑚 d馗or May tree, la lumi鑽e est parfaite comme le cadrage vertical afin de bien le pr駸enter, int駻essante tradition, merci pour le partage.
ChrisJ
(171146) 2021-06-04 23:40
Hi Sven
I saw similar poles with crests and shields etc in Nida, Lithuania. Good sharpness and a wonderful warm cold colour contrast between the blue sky and red tiled roofs. Tfs!
Photo Information
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Copyright: Sven Erich Czernik (Energysavingelk)
(7816)
- Genre: 場所
- Medium: カラー
- Date Taken: 2021-05-25
- Camera: Canon 5 D Mark II, 24-105mm F/4L IS USM
- Exposure: f/1.2, 30 seconds
- Photo Version: Original Version
- Date Submitted: 2021-06-04 3:50