John Oram's photos with the keyword: Frankfurt

At Germany's major stations, some relief from the many ICE formations and, indeed, the dull red of regular DB stock can be found with the regional operators. Here, two class 429 emus of HLB (Hessische Landesbahn) stand at platform 15 at Frankfurt am Main Hbf. As is common in Germany, the formation will divide en route. The front unit, 429 545 forms the 1221 RE98 to Kassel Hbf and 429 042, behind, the 1221 RE99 to Siegen. The train will divide at Gießen. 200_3_P1090257E

At Germany's major stations, some relief from the many ICE formations and, indeed, the dull red of regular DB stock can be found with the regional operators. Here, two class 429 emus of HLB (Hessische Landesbahn) stand at platform 15 at Frankfurt am Main Hbf. As is common in Germany, the formation will divide en route. The unit on the left, 429 545 forms the 1221 RE98 to Kassel Hbf and 429 042, right, the 1221 RE99 to Siegen. The train will divide at Gießen. 200_3_P1090262C

At Germany's major stations, some relief from the many ICE formations and, indeed, the dull red of regular DB stock can be found with the regional operators. Here, two class 429 emus of HLB (Hessische Landesbahn) stand at platform 15 at Frankfurt am Main Hbf. As is common in Germany, the formation will divide en route. The unit on the left, 429 545 forms the 1221 RE98 to Kassel Hbf and 429 042, right, the 1221 RE99 to Siegen. The train will divide at Gießen. 200_3_P1090260C

DB Class 642 Desiro dmu 642 013 at platform 13 at Frankfurt am Main Hbf with the 1215 RB61 to Dieburg. In spite of showing 'Nicht einsteigen', boarding had begun and the train was properly advertised on the platform indicators. This picture, I might say, was taken after adjusting my polarising filter. Goodness knows what it would have been like without the adjustment. 200_3_P1090267E

Neue Mainzer Straße 24, Frankfurt. This truly is a record shot. My eye was originally caught by the red surround to the restaurant door but, as it turns out, it offers Thai cuisine, not Chinese, so the picture was no longer destined for CRWDP. My research in finding out this and more about the building revealed that the basic businesses, a casino, a restaurant and Hotel Willy have been in place for some while. The signs for each have changed over the last decade or so and, I think, more than once. Merkur has used different descriptions and altered the fascia accordingly. The restaurant, now Grandma's Kitchen, was Kontiki, a word retained on the signs. 200_3_P1090246CE

Just a sheep at Le Méridien, Frankfurt. 200_3_P1090242R

Ziraat Bank, Am Hauptbahnhof 16, 60329 Frankfurt am Main. Ziraat Bank International AG is a German bank based in Frankfurt am Main. It is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Turkish universal bank T.C. Ziraat Bankası based in Ankara. It focuses on Turkish-born people and Turkish companies in Germany but also offers its services more widely. This photograph was taken from a (slightly) sheltered position during pouring rain and looks out across the busy forecourt of Hauptbahnhof. It is dedicated to a special Flickr friend. 200_3_P1090274E

This beautiful Tesla taxi, F JG 304E, was waiting in Börsenstraße, Frankfurt. The driver was extremely friendly and opened the rear doors for more photographs. 200_3_P1090249CE

This beautiful Tesla taxi, F JG 304E, was waiting in Börsenstraße, Frankfurt. The driver was extremely friendly and opened the rear doors for photographs. 200_3_P1090250CE

This beautiful Tesla taxi, F JG 304E, was waiting in Börsenstraße, Frankfurt. The driver was extremely friendly and opened the rear doors for photographs. 200_3_P1090251CE

Euro sculpture by Ottmar Hörl (2001), Willy-Brandt-Platz, Frankfurt. TZ30_P1050374E

Piraeus Bank, Baseler Straße 46, Frankfurt. There is another face of this branch on the perpendicular Gutleutstraße. It is interesting to note the Eurocheque symbol, still widely seen in, for example Munich and Frankfurt, as part of present day financial services although Eurocheques themselves have been essentially defunct since 2002 upon the official introduction of the Euro by, at the time, twelve countries. TZ30_P1050352E

BMCE EuroServices, Baseler Straße 35-37, Frankfurt. BMCE is the more manageable abbreviation for Banque Marocaine Du Commerce Extérieur. This property was formerly the Northern Cyprus Tourist Office. TZ30_P1050355CE