Ein #Hund ist am Dienstagmorgen in #Konstanz ausgesetzt worden. Der Spitz-Mischling war an einem Poller mit einem "zu verschenken"-Schild angeleint. Die Polizei bittet um Zeugenhinweise.
Die Polizei nahm den Hund in Obhut und brachte ihn ins Tierheim. Die Polizei hat Ermittlungen aufgenommen und bittet Zeugen, die das Aussetzen des Hundes gesehen oder die ein verdächtiges Fahrzeug in der Nähe wahrgenommen haben, um Hinweise.
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SWR AktuellHund mit "zu verschenken"-Schild an Poller ausgesetzt - wem gehört das Tier?Ein Hund ist am Dienstagmorgen in Konstanz ausgesetzt worden. Der Spitz-Mischling war an einem Poller mit einem "zu verschenken"-Schild angeleint. Die Polizei bittet um Zeugenhinweise.
![The image depicts a historic church with prominent Gothic architectural elements, including pointed spires and large windows. The building is surrounded by mature trees that add to its serene ambiance. In the foreground, there's a well-maintained garden area with benches, suggesting it might be a place for contemplation or leisurely walks. A path winds through the greenery, leading towards the church entrance visible in the mid-ground of the composition.
The image has been colored and printed on paper using the Photochrom process, which was popular during the late 19th to early 20th centuries. This technique involves capturing images with a cyan, magenta, yellow filter, creating vibrant colors that were not achievable through traditional printing methods at the time. The coloration gives an impression of what the location might have looked like in its prime.
The image includes text indicating it is from Konstanz's church with Mary on the roof (Konstanz Münster Mit Marienau). A date range, approximately 1890 to 1900, suggests when this photochrom print was produced. This particular work by Loe Nier shows how historical sites were preserved and presented in art forms accessible to a broader audience during that era.
This photograph serves as a valuable cultural artifact, showcasing the architectural beauty of Germany's Baden region and offering insight into photographic [...]](https://mastodon.ozioso.online/system/media_attachments/files/113/278/024/050/448/426/original/408d4d4ff1b83cc6.jpeg "The image depicts a historic church with prominent Gothic architectural elements, including pointed spires and large windows. The building is surrounded by mature trees that add to its serene ambiance. In the foreground, there's a well-maintained garden area with benches, suggesting it might be a place for contemplation or leisurely walks. A path winds through the greenery, leading towards the church entrance visible in the mid-ground of the composition.
The image has been colored and printed on paper using the Photochrom process, which was popular during the late 19th to early 20th centuries. This technique involves capturing images with a cyan, magenta, yellow filter, creating vibrant colors that were not achievable through traditional printing methods at the time. The coloration gives an impression of what the location might have looked like in its prime.
The image includes text indicating it is from Konstanz's church with Mary on the roof (Konstanz Münster Mit Marienau). A date range, approximately 1890 to 1900, suggests when this photochrom print was produced. This particular work by Loe Nier shows how historical sites were preserved and presented in art forms accessible to a broader audience during that era.
This photograph serves as a valuable cultural artifact, showcasing the architectural beauty of Germany's Baden region and offering insight into photographic [...]")
![The image depicts an old, picturesque street in Constance (now Konstanz), Germany. The central feature is the Schnetzthor, a historic city gate with a prominent clock tower rising above it. Constructed from stone blocks, the structure exhibits traditional architectural elements such as timber framing and decorative stonework.
Surrounding buildings are multi-storied, exhibiting classic European design with shuttered windows and pitched roofs, indicative of early to mid-19th-century architecture. The street itself is cobblestone, curving gently around the tower's base, leading towards an open area where a few figures can be seen in the distance.
The photograph has been colored sepia-toned, giving it a vintage feel consistent with its estimated date between 1890 and 1900. This coloration suggests that the image may have undergone post-processing to enhance or recreate the historical ambiance of the scene.
Additional context indicates that this print is part of a series showcasing views from Germany during the late 19th century, as identified by "The Schnetzthor" being listed alongside another photograph with similar dating. The overall composition and preservation quality suggest it might be used for educational or research purposes to understand historical architecture and urban planning in German cities at that time period.
Please note that any specific modern-day loca [...]](https://mastodon.ozioso.online/system/media_attachments/files/113/277/485/363/440/403/original/f5ff01f3ef99b105.jpeg "The image depicts an old, picturesque street in Constance (now Konstanz), Germany. The central feature is the Schnetzthor, a historic city gate with a prominent clock tower rising above it. Constructed from stone blocks, the structure exhibits traditional architectural elements such as timber framing and decorative stonework.
Surrounding buildings are multi-storied, exhibiting classic European design with shuttered windows and pitched roofs, indicative of early to mid-19th-century architecture. The street itself is cobblestone, curving gently around the tower's base, leading towards an open area where a few figures can be seen in the distance.
The photograph has been colored sepia-toned, giving it a vintage feel consistent with its estimated date between 1890 and 1900. This coloration suggests that the image may have undergone post-processing to enhance or recreate the historical ambiance of the scene.
Additional context indicates that this print is part of a series showcasing views from Germany during the late 19th century, as identified by \"The Schnetzthor\" being listed alongside another photograph with similar dating. The overall composition and preservation quality suggest it might be used for educational or research purposes to understand historical architecture and urban planning in German cities at that time period.
Please note that any specific modern-day loca [...]")
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