Ladies & Gentlemen,
everyone knows, nothing is harder to photograph than to rise from alien visitors who are about their flying saucers. Also, the mythical beast of Loch Ness and the Snowman Yeti fall into this category. Many have seen these creatures before, but no other photographer has so far succeeded in recording a scientifically useful, precisely because these shy creatures have in common is that they hated to be photographed.
But there is another increase: By far the most difficult to photograph is my grandson Nicholas. Once a camera is on him, the three-year-old considered desperate if he looks better defensively or should mourn him - and then usually opts for a mixture of both. (See photo pretzel with Nikolai). The photo was taken the way on the weekend with a carnival parade in Dörnigheim near Frankfurt.
And as it went to the pretzel? - I can tell you: Nikolai, the pretzel, which was almost half as large as himself, in fact squashed by one. How has he done that, I have remained a mystery. - I may have gotten a tiny piece of it. This piece I swallowed it bravely, though I had seen that the pretzel was dropped several times on the road. --- Peter Bröll
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