illumination of the flora and fauna, installations and light art objects
As early as 2010 around Easter organize Wolfgang Flammersfeld and Reinhard Hartline ( F & H culture & Entertainment GmbH, Unna) this year for the event in the season opener Grugapark the "parking lights". During the illuminations elsewhere have almost become a tradition, confer innumerable lighting of 18 February to 20 March after nightfall, the flora and fauna Grugapark the second time a colored "paint". Much of the illuminations is based on long-life LED technology, which allows the display of all mixed colors and color changes.
"Mikado" on the lawn in front of the crane tower Gruga 
"Pretty Flamingo" is during this time of admission to the Grugapark € 5 for adults and for children from 6 to 14 2 euro, the free evening access is eliminated. Contrary to what some reports it was decided at short notice, that season ticket holders have to pay any entrance fee. For comparison, the "winter lights " Dortmund at the Westfalen Park Monday to Thursday 3 € per person over 12 years were due, paid for by children 6 to 11 years had a €.
"parking lights" 
"parking lights" on Margaret Hensee During the over four-week duration of the event shifts the sunset from 17.52 clock on 18 February at 18.44 clock on 20 March. (On 21 March the primary equinox is reached.) Accordingly, only later will the illumination really get used.
"parking lights" on Margaret Hensee 
"parking lights" on Margaret Hensee 
"parking lights" on Margaret Hensee The installations are the main entrance to the Botanical Garden to find north of the Lührmannstraße. My knowledge there are no marked trail, but in the dark has a light installation of the road. If you follow the main entrance to the barrier-free main routes to the Orangery, past the Music Garden on the bridge at the Forest Lake (located on the site plans in Grugapark as "Quick visit") through the botanical garden lime around, and from here through the Rhododendrontal at Margaret Hensee by crane meadow then one has a good overview. At the bridge at Waldsee you should not miss a trip to the shore of the lake.
"parking lights" on Rhododendrontal 
"parking lights" on Rhododendrontal 
"parking lights" in Rhododendrontal 
"parking lights" in Rhododendrontal 
"Come in" 
"parking lights" at the Linde round 
"javelin thrower" by Ernst Seger 
"javelin thrower" by Ernst Seger Both on the avenue to the Linde round and am Waldsee the aforementioned color changes come into effect . Here one should take for different lighting scenarios, a little time.
"parking lights" at the Linde round 
"parking lights" at the Linde round 
„Parkleuchten“ am Lindenrund 
„Parkleuchten“ 
„Parkleuchten“ am Waldsee 
„Parkleuchten“ am Waldsee 
„Parkleuchten“ am Waldsee 
„Parkleuchten“ am Waldsee 
„Parkleuchten“ am Waldsee 
"parking lights" at Waldsee 
"parking lights" at Waldsee 
Ronald McDonald House 
"parking lights" at the Music Garden 
"parking lights" in the music garden 
"parking lights" in the Dahlia Arena 
"parking lights" at the dahlias Arena 
"Mikado" in the Crane area, "Orion" by Brigitte Matschinsky-Denninghoff and Martin Matschinsky 
"Mikado" on the crane meadow before the Gruga tower 
"parking lights" on the crane meadow A very interesting "exhibit" was held in front of the Orangery: One of the theater of West Berlin of discarded stage projector of the Vienna-based company PANI Projection and Lightning Vertriebs GmbH Optics Pantargon 1:3 / f = 27 cm.
"parking lights" at the Orangerie 
"parking lights" at the Orangerie 
"Dancer" by Walter E. Lemcke 
"Mikado" on the crane meadow in front of the Orangerie 
"parking lights" on the crane meadow 
"Ice Age" in the colors terraces 
"In the wind and sun" by Fritz Klimsch 
"Pretty Flamingo" 
"parking lights" 
"parking lights" at graduation and the "Halved" tulip on the Gruga tower 
"parking lights" at graduation The sculptures and statues in the Grugapark are in the "parking lights" included and according to emphasis, such as the "Tiger" the sculptor Philip Harth (born July 9, 1885 in Mainz, † 25 December 1968 Bayrischzell) at the fountain's pool.
sunset at the "Tiger" by Philip Harth 
"parking lights" on "Tiger" Philip Harth 
"parking lights" at the fountain's pool with the "Tiger" by Philip Harth 
"parking lights" at the water fountain in front of the "Blumenhof 
"The Wave" at pool fountain at the bridge on Forest Lake, visitors are actively involved in the "parking lights", they themselves become the screen and can see themselves in a mirror.
"parking lights" on the bridge at the Forest Lake 
"parking lights" in the conifers 
"parking lights" in the conifers 
"Run away?" If you hit the crane on the lawn of a gabion attached legs, begs an inevitable question, where are the corresponding upper body still. Also found in Grugapark, but a good distance away far. The legs are so ran the upper bodies?
"parking lights" 
"parking lights" 
"Elvis Presley" 
"Light" 
"Michael Jackson" 
"parking lights" 
"wishing tree" 
"parking lights" 
"parking lights" 
"parking lights" 
Jacob's ladder 
"parking lights" Wednesday 23 February 2011
layer in the shaft, light ...
"parking lights" at graduation and the "dark" tulip on the Gruga tower 
"parking lights" at graduation Unfortunately, the so-called "blue hour", ie the time of twilight between sunset and night darkness, which provides a deep blue sky, much too soon, so that you did in one evening can not watch the entire "parking lights" at that time.
"parking lights" 
"parking lights" 
"parking lights" in the conifers 
"parking lights" on the crane meadow Monday 28 February 2011
just ten days since the 18 February last, is shown by the "parking lights" significant "disintegration". Who today in search of the to 'Run away? "Made corresponding upper bodies that preceded the Hang perennials have found who has searched in vain. The upper body have dissolved into thin air, have disappeared entirely. To it, therefore the question of who or what is gone. And what type of installation over the next three weeks will disappear next.
survey
Were you even at the "parking lights" in Grugapark? How did you like the illuminations?
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